Gary Catig is a freelance journalist who writes for AIPT and has also been featured in popverse. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Gary's articles cover a wide range of topics including collaborations between video game franchises, TV show reviews, and coverage of major tech events like CES.
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Gary Catig's coverage primarily focuses on reviewing TV shows and gaming. He is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to TV show reviews, new game releases, or updates within the gaming industry. Additionally, he may be open to content surrounding entertainment news within the realm of television and gaming.
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By: Gary Catig
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By: Chris Arrant, Gary Catig
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By: Chris Arrant, Gary Catig
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