Alice Chambers is an award-winning business correspondent for The Currency, covering a range of topics including the renewable energy sector, legal and regulatory issues, and the tech industry. Her reporting has also appeared in Journal Media and Noteworthy. Chambers' journalism career spans roles at ABC News, Columbia Journalism School, and the Anti-Corruption Data Collective.
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Alice's coverage heavily focuses on Software & SaaS and Privacy & Cybersecurity, with a significant emphasis on press releases. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to new product launches or updates within the software industry, as well as stories about privacy and cybersecurity developments.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and event coverage, she may also be interested in news surrounding business operations within the technology sector. Pitches related to how businesses are integrating AI into their operations or navigating niche markets could resonate with her.
While Alice does not have a specific geographic focus, it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to align their pitches with international relevance given the global nature of technology and software industries.
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By: Alice Chambers
Support for Labour in the polls is low. Yet it may well end up in government, with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael reportedly courting the party. Unlike those parties, Labour is not proposing tax cuts. Balancing at the podium in an orthopaedic boot on Tuesday, after an unfortunate slipping incident involving a pumpkin skin left... View Article
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