James Sullivan is a journalist based in Massachusetts, with a focus on local news and technology. His work has been featured in publications such as the Boston Globe Technology, Palmer Report, and Fort Hood Sentinel, covering a range of topics including politics, film, music, and social issues.
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James Sullivan's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and government/politics, particularly in the local area of Massachusetts and Boston. His articles include event coverage, expert commentary, and opinion editorials related to music, concerts, film, politics (specifically Joe Biden), as well as local events.
For outreach to James Sullivan, consider providing insights or access to experts involved in local entertainment events such as concerts and film screenings in Massachusetts or Boston. Additionally, pitches related to political developments at the local level with a focus on Massachusetts or Boston would likely be of interest.
Given his frequent use of expert commentary and opinion pieces related to politics and entertainment events in the area he covers most extensively - Massachusetts - contributors should have strong ties or expertise relevant specifically to this region.
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By: James Sullivan
The Old Man of the Mountain gets the star treatment in fairy-tale origin story "Within the Crystal Hills."
By: James Sullivan
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By: James Sullivan
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By: James Sullivan
An event from the Harvard Film Archive shares the work of one of Boston's most determined punk scene documenters.
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