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Drew Singh

Multimedia Producer

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Newsday Media Group

Preston's Summary

Drew Singh is a Multimedia Producer at Newsday Media Group. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including animals, health and wellness, and environmental issues, with particular attention to water management and conservation. Drew's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his expertise in consumer health, veterinary topics, and the intersection of crime and justice with environmental concerns.

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Geo Focus

Long Island, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 52 %
Data Driven: 10 %
Listicles: 8 %
Events: 7 %
Promotional: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Hydrology
  • Water Conservation
  • Water Management
  • Water Rights
  • Consumer Health
  • Drugs & Medication
  • Health News
  • Mental Health
  • Pets
  • Veterinary

Pitching Insights

Drew Singh's reporting focuses heavily on local news, with a particular emphasis on Long Island and Suffolk County. His coverage is primarily centered around entertainment news and crime. He tends to cover breaking news, evolving stories, events, expert commentary, and private sector announcements related to these topics.

If you are looking to reach out to Drew Singh for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering newsworthy updates relating to local events in the Long Island area or developments in Suffolk County. Additionally, providing insights into entertainment industry trends or crime-related issues within this geographic focus could be of interest.

When reaching out to him with pitches or information, it would be beneficial to keep the focus squarely on local news relevant specifically to Long Island and Suffolk County while aligning with his predominant themes of entertainment news and crime reporting.

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Articles

Newsday Media Group

LI vets concerned about bill that would reduce benefits for service-connected tinnitus and sleep apnea care

LI vets concerned about bill that would reduce benefits for service-connected tinnitus and sleep apnea care

By: Viorel Florescu, Tom Lambui, Kendall Rodrigue, Kevin Dietsch, Patrick Semansky, Drew Singh

A draft rule, introduced this month by House and Senate Republicans, would significantly limit compensation for service-connected tinnitus and sleep apnea for veterans. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports. Credit: Newsday/Drew Singh; AP. Photo Credit: Newsday/ Kendall Rodrigue; Getty Images/ Kevin Dietsch; AP/ Patrick Semansky; Viorel Florescu; Tom Lambui

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Administration has posted four jobs at WTC fund after promising 40

Administration has posted four jobs at WTC fund after promising 40

By: Kevin Dietsch, Heather Diehl, Drew Singh

New York lawmakers from both parties, and 9/11 victim advocates, are raising concerns about the pace in filling the vacancies for the program that provides health care to more than 140,000 first responders, recovery workers and civilians diagnosed with cancers and other diseases. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie has the story.

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