Eric Chang is a writer at various esteemed publications, including the Los Angeles Times and Taiwan News. His work primarily focuses on security and law enforcement, often intersecting with topics related to Taiwan, Arizona, and Japan, as well as the NFL and football. Eric's insights have also been featured in notable platforms such as New York University and The Medicine Maker.
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Eric Chang's coverage focuses on Taiwan, technology, electronics, military and the economy. His articles often feature press releases and government announcements. If you plan to reach out to him with a pitch or as a source, consider providing insights related to technological advancements in Taiwan, updates from Taiwanese companies (specifically in the tech and electronics sectors), or relevant economic developments within the region.
In addition, given his focus on tracking Chinese naval vessels and military aircraft around Taiwan, he may be interested in pitches related to geopolitical developments impacting Taiwan's security. If your expertise aligns with these topics or if you have unique data-backed insights into manufacturing trends specific to Taiwan’s consumer electronics industry or its broader economy, it could pique Eric’s interest.
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Taiwan sent planes and naval vessels, deployed missile systems to monitor PLA activity
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Taiwan sent planes and naval vessels, deployed missile systems to monitor PLA activity
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