Ann-Marie Alcántara is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in national news. Her work has also been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, LiveMint, and POPSUGAR. Ann-Marie covers a wide range of topics, including technology, entertainment, and pop culture.
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Ann-Marie’s coverage spans various lifestyle and tech-related topics, with a focus on pop culture, music, social media, and technology. She seems to be particularly interested in unique angles related to popular platforms like TikTok and Spotify.
Given her emphasis on promotional deals and gift guides in her articles, she may be open to pitches that align with these themes. For instance, if you have a product or service related to tech or lifestyle that could be positioned as a promotion or included in a gift guide for the audience interested in pop culture or technology trends.
When pitching Ann-Marie Alcántara consider highlighting the intersection of technology with entertainment news and how it impacts lifestyle trends. Additionally, given her national focus (though unspecified), aim for stories relevant within the United States unless specified otherwise.
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By: Ann-Marie Alcántara
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