Cindy Davis is a Content and Brand Director with a focus on AV/IT technology conversion. She writes for Systems Contractor News and her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Times Reporter, and Connect Savannah. Cindy's articles cover various aspects of the esports industry, including interviews with industry leaders and coverage of new technology developments.
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Cindy's coverage indicates a focus on press releases and industry-specific content related to big tech, with an emphasis on electronics and AV/IT technology. Her articles include "On Esports" segments that feature various companies in the esports industry.
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