Brodie Owen is a Senior Journalist at Yahoo Sports Canada. He specializes in reporting on cyber attacks, data breaches, and data leaks, highlighting the critical intersection of technology and security. Brodie's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News Singapore, BBC World, MSN, BBC News, and AOL, Inc.
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Brodie Owen's coverage focuses on local news, including government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories. His themes cover a wide range of topics from crime to energy and infrastructure.
Given the focus on local news in Redruth and surrounding areas, Brodie is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, community initiatives or issues affecting the area. Pitches that highlight human interest angles or have an impact on the community are likely to resonate well with him.
Experts who can provide insights into regional policies, environmental issues impacting Cornwall businesses or legislative initiatives concerning infrastructure may find success reaching out to Brodie. Additionally, individuals involved in arts and entertainment within Cornwall could also capture his attention due to his articles covering these themes.
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A collapsed trust that managed local landscapes says it did not receive increased funds in time.
An Amur leopard cub is born at Dartmoor Zoo in a boost for conservation efforts.
The display is unveiled in a Cornish village after two sisters worked all year to make it.
After discovering he was adopted, Tim Lobb shares how meeting his father changed his life.
Campaigners argue the removal of the trees in Falmouth is unlawful.
A trust spokesperson apologises to current and former staff after personal details are disclosed.
A trust spokesperson apologises to current and former staff after personal details are disclosed.
Administrators say day-to-day operations are continuing "with minimal disruption".
Administrators say day-to-day operations are continuing "with minimal disruption".
"Small traces" of cryptosporidium were found in Brixham in south Devon in May 2024.
