Jack Blackburn is a Deputy Diary Editor at The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on culture and society, as well as architecture and planning. Jack's work has been featured in The Times, showcasing his insights on subjects such as the Royal Family, Australia, and the Titanic.
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Jack Blackburn's coverage is heavily focused on culture, society, entertainment news, and historic landmarks within the UK. He also includes opinion editorials in his work.
For successful outreach to Jack Blackburn, consider pitching stories related to British history, art and culture events or exhibitions happening in the UK. Additionally, if you have expert insights into archaeological discoveries or preservation efforts related to historic landmarks in the UK, this may interest him.
Given his focus on opinion editorials (15%), he might be interested in receiving pitches that present a unique perspective or analysis of cultural phenomena or historical events relevant to his coverage area.
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