Doug Hoke
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Preston's Summary

Doug Hoke is a journalist based in Oklahoma City, focusing on local news and events in the Oklahoma area. He writes for The Oklahoman and Tulsa World Media Company, and his work has also been featured in publications such as the Beloit Daily News and Jackson Progress-Argus. Doug covers a wide range of topics, including community events, education, criminal justice, and local government.

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Geo Focus

Oklahoma City, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 56 %
Government Announcement: 13 %
Seasonal: 9 %
Evolving Stories: 7 %
Press Release: 4 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Individual Sports
  • Sports Disciplines
  • Team Sports
  • Central America
  • The Caribbean
  • South America

Pitching Insights

Doug Hoke's local focus on Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local events, education policy, criminal justice issues, and sports within this specific geographic area.

Hoke covers a range of topics such as entertainment news, education, sports, culture & society. Therefore, when reaching out with story ideas or sources for him consider these themes as well.

Pitches should highlight how they tie into the local community in Oklahoma City or the broader state of Oklahoma. This could include human interest stories tied to events in the region or insights from experts directly involved in addressing educational policies and criminal justice reform at a local level.

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