Dylan Crismale is a Digital Content Editor at WhistleOut_AU. He specializes in the telecommunications industry, focusing on topics such as 5G technology, mobile networks, and consumer tech, while also exploring themes in finance and personal finance. Dylan's work has been featured in notable outlets including Finder.com.au, Reviews.org, WhistleOut, and 7News.
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Dylan Crismale's coverage predominantly revolves around promotions, deals and product reviews within the technology and telecom industries. If you're looking to pitch to Dylan, ensure that it aligns with his focus on promotional deals, Black Friday bargains or product reviews related to technology, internet services, mobile providers and streaming services.
Given the emphasis on promotional deals in his articles, reaching out with exclusive or high-value promotions from relevant companies could be particularly effective. Additionally, if you have insights into consumer behavior regarding tech products or telecom services in Australia, they might catch Dylan's attention.
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New fiddly rules are changing how you sign into Netflix.
By: Dylan Crismale
The new coverage standards show why population coverage doesn't really matter.
Telstra CFO Michael Ackland has addressed media after Telstra's national outage this morning.
By: Dylan Crismale
The secondary issue potentially affects over 100,000 customers.
Starlink's new dish is smaller and will use less power but it won't provide faster speeds.
The latest Samsung foldable pre-order deals, all in one place. By Dylan Crismale - Digital Content Editor Last updated
Eligible customers can now use a select range of apps outside of Telstra mobile coverage.
New Starlink customers can get their hardware as a free rental.
Here's what we thought of Rokid's flagship smart glasses.
By: Dylan Crismale
The TIO has 12 recommendations for telcos, the ACMA, and the government.
