Alys Key is a Features Editor at various prominent publications. She specializes in the intersection of publishing and media, with a focus on topics such as open source software, software development, consumer electronics, mobile apps, and cryptocurrency. Alys has been featured in notable outlets including Decrypt, Drapers, Stylist, The i Paper, and many others.
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Alys Key's articles primarily focus on personal finance, including topics such as mortgages, taxes, benefits, and investments. She often includes expert commentary and cites data in her coverage.
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