Charlie Mitchell is a Senior Editor at various prominent outlets including Global Drinks Intel and S&P Global. He specializes in themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital transformation, while also covering topics related to energy, animals, and animal care. Charlie's work has been featured in notable publications like The Press, UC Today, and Newsroom NZ, among others.
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Charlie's coverage is heavily focused on press releases, government announcements, and data citations within the Sales & Marketing, Software & SaaS, and Big Tech sectors. He seems to be interested in advancements related to artificial intelligence, customer experience, contact centers as well as news about technology companies.
Given his emphasis on expert takes and new developments in these areas rather than general news reporting or analysis of trends over time; he would likely be most responsive to outreach from industry experts with specific knowledge of recent acquisitions, product launches or significant technological innovations within these niches.
As Charlie does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international tech developments across various regions without being location-specific.
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By: Charlie Mitchell
The Information Technology Industry Council in a detailed submission explains its opposition to a dozen provisions in the General Services Administration's proposed clause for inclusion in contracts for artificial intelligence products and services, and the need for revisions in 13 other areas, as GSA closed a 45-day comment period on the contentious proposal.
By: Charlie Mitchell
A letter spearheaded by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Intelligence ranking member Mark Warner (D-VA) spells out for senior officials concerns and questions roiling the artificial intelligence policy debate over the Trump administration's opaque approach to assessing and potentially restricting release of AI frontier models.
By: Charlie Mitchell, Heidi Holtan
Co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Charlie Mitchell discover goblin ferns (also known as goblin moonworts), gaze at snapping turtles, and discuss what it means to be a naturalist.
The Senate has voted to confirm Adam Cassady to lead the State Department’s Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, giving the restructured bureau its first confirmed chief during the second Trump administration.
By: Charlie Mitchell
The Senate has approved a temporary extension of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 that would allow industry and government to keep exchanging valuable threat information with liability protections until Dec. 11, as lawmakers continue to work on a long-term renewal of the law beyond its current Sept. 30 expiration date.
By: Charlie Mitchell
State utility regulators, through a council on electricity policy, have released a framework to coordinate state agencies' approach to managing power demands from artificial intelligence data centers and advanced manufacturing, including steps on load forecasting, grid connections, and cost/benefit evaluations.
By: Charlie Mitchell
The Wiley law firm has posted an analysis of National Institute of Standards and Technology draft guidance on artificial intelligence data center cybersecurity, explaining the elements of the voluntary NIST document prepared in line with a Trump administration directive to create technical standards for high-security data centers.
By: Charlie Mitchell
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) has rolled out an initiative to secure state systems and critical infrastructure from cyber attacks powered by artificial intelligence, instituting a new AI defense program at the state's cybersecurity integration center and directing every agency to designate an AI security officer.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Technology provider Palantir says a General Services Administration proposal will turn artificial intelligence vendors away from GSA's contract vehicles and stymie a key Trump administration priority, as the federal procurement agency reviews industry and other stakeholder input on its draft AI contract clause.
By: Charlie Mitchell
During the Phenology Report for the week of Aug. 11, 2026, Staff Phenologist John Latimer remarks on Red-eyed Vireos, blooming flowers, and Carolina grasshoppers.
