Abram Brown is a Senior Reporter for The Messenger. With a focus on social media, creators, and digital culture, Abram's articles delve into the intersection of technology and society. His work has been featured in Forbes, RealClearMarkets, and The Information, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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Abram's coverage encompasses a wide range of topics related to technology, social media, and artificial intelligence. He often delves into the legal and regulatory aspects of these subjects, as well as government announcements and investment analysis.
Given Abram's focus on content & publishing and big tech, he may be particularly interested in pitches that offer expert insights or data-driven analysis on emerging trends in these industries. Topics such as the impact of AI on content creation, ethical considerations around social media algorithms, or the implications of government regulations on big tech companies could align with his areas of interest.
As Abram does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers international issues within the realm of technology and big tech-related policies and developments.
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