@dellcam: Sr. reporter @gizmodo, cat dad, prev. @sabufiles / [email protected]
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Dell Cameron's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to politics, technology, surveillance programs, and high-profile individuals such as Elon Musk. He covers a wide range of topics from US elections to tech policies, suggesting an interest in diverse political and technological developments.
Given his focus on legal policy regulations and government announcements around surveillance programs, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights into the impact of legislative changes or court rulings on privacy rights, national security measures, or civil liberties.
Additionally, given his coverage of specific cases involving prominent figures like Elon Musk and issues related to disinformation and technology policy; he might be interested in expert commentary providing unique perspectives on these matters.
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By: Dell Cameron
New polling shows roughly 80 percent of Democrats feel the government should be doing more to take on corporate monopolies. Still, prominent party donors are urging Kamala Harris to dump Lina Khan.
By: Dell Cameron
photo of As FTC Chair Lina Khan’s Term Expires, Democrats Are Torn Between Donors and Their Base image New polling shows roughly 80 percent of Democrats feel the government should be doing more to take on corporate monopolies. Still, prominent party donors are urging Kamala Harris to dump Lina Khan.
By: Dell Cameron
While some residents in hurricane-impacted areas can't send texts or make calls, amateur radio enthusiasts are helping communicate requests for help and messages between loved ones.
By: Dell Cameron, Makena Kelly
Radio became the one form of communication left in rural North Carolina after Helene took out power and cell service.
While some residents in hurricane-impacted areas can't send texts or make calls, amateur radio enthusiasts are helping communicate requests for help and messages between loved ones.
In a series of reports reviewed by WIRED, analysts at the Department of Homeland Security warn of a “heightened risk” of right-wing extremists carrying out attacks around the election.
By: Dell Cameron, Tess Owen
A report from the US Department of Homeland Security claims that self-identified militia members have posted the names and photos of US government officials in reaction to their work on the US-Mexico border.
By: Dell Cameron, Tess Owen
photo of Judges and Border Police Targeted by Anti-Government Extremists, Doxed as ‘Traitors’ image A report from the US Department of Homeland Security claims that self-identified militia members have posted the names and photos of US government officials in reaction to their work on the US-Mexico border.
By: Lily Hay Newman, Dell Cameron
photo of Cybercriminals Pose a Greater Threat of Disruptive US Election Hacks Than Russia or China image A report distributed by the US Department of Homeland Security warned that financially motivated cybercriminals are more likely to attack US election infrastructure than state-backed hackers.
By: Tess Owen, Dell Cameron
photo of US Intel Says Insider Threats Are'Likely' During the Election image A government memo viewed by WIRED states that insider threats “could derail or jeopardize a fair and transparent election process.”
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