Derek Wiley is a Content Producer at Sound & Contractor and TWICE. With a strong production background, he focuses on themes related to technology, sports, and entertainment, while also delving into topics like electronics and competitive sports. Derek's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports, KOIN-TV, TWICE, Columbia Gorge News, and Sound & Video Contractor.
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Derek Wiley predominantly covers consumer electronics, product promotions, and press releases. His focus on technology-related announcements indicates that he is likely to respond well to pitches related to new product launches, technological innovations, and updates from major players in the tech industry.
Given his coverage of a wide range of topics within the technology sector such as smart home devices, televisions, audio equipment, artificial intelligence, gaming peripherals etc., consider tailoring pitches specific to these areas when reaching out with newsworthy stories or expert opinions.
With no specified geographic focus apparent in Derek's work, it suggests that he may be open to receiving information about global developments in the consumer electronics and technology sectors.
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LG is the latest company to leave physical media in the rearview mirror
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By: Derek Wiley
The Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive is currently available for pre-order for $29,995
By: Derek Wiley
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By: Derek Wiley
The Premiere 8K is the first projector to receive certification from the 8K Association
According to the study, Return-to-Office mandates cause companies to lose their best employees
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By: Derek Wiley
Data processing and real-time visualization to be used to project Disney characters directly into the game
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