Graham Turner is a journalist with a focus on local news. He writes for DIGIT.FYI and his work has also appeared in Pacific University and Suffolk Free Press. Graham covers a wide range of topics including technology, cybersecurity, business, and innovation, providing insightful and informative articles to his readers.
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Graham Turner's coverage predominantly focuses on local technology, cybersecurity, and business developments. He frequently cites data and press releases in his articles, indicating a preference for fact-based stories.
Considering this focus, individuals or organizations within the local tech industry could effectively reach out to Graham with news about new partnerships, product launches, acquisitions, or initiatives related to digital skills development. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into the cybersecurity landscape in the UK would likely be of interest to him.
Given Graham's local geographic focus and emphasis on government announcements and event coverage in his articles' attributes may indicate that he is particularly interested in news relevant to the UK tech scene as well as events happening locally.
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