Production Editor (Social Media) at South China Morning Post
Jennifer Lee is a Production Editor specializing in social media at the South China Morning Post. She has written articles for various platforms including Yahoo Sports, NBC Sports Bay Area & California, and Yahoo News. Jennifer's work has also been featured in Lexology, NBC Bay Area, NBC Sports, and Collider.
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Jennifer Lee's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly the 49ers football team and related news. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches offering expert commentary or analysis related to the 49ers' performances, player injuries/status updates, and game analyses.
Additionally, considering her interest in crime-related topics such as court decisions and law enforcement actions in Philadelphia, she might also be interested in receiving pitches regarding legal perspectives or expert commentaries on high-profile criminal cases or law enforcement issues within the city of Philadelphia.
It is worth noting that Jennifer does not appear to have a specific geographic focus beyond her coverage of local events like the Mummers Parade and specific cities such as Philadelphia.
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By: Jennifer Lee
Contact center work is notoriously stressful, so it's no surprise that agent attrition is notoriously high.
In a world where the demands of work and family converge, Mother's Day stands as a poignant reminder to honor the extraordinary women who navigate both with grace and resilience.
Assisting Russell Brand's baptism was a "privilege", survival TV star Bear Grylls has said.
By: Adrian Chee, Jennifer Lee, Justin Chua, Jacyn Phuah, Adrian Yap
Christopher & Lee Ong Strengthens IP & Intangible Assets Practice With New Partners Celia Cheah And Sri Richgopinath
By: Bruno Ciuffetelli, Ronald Silverman, Jennifer Lee
New York State lawmakers this week proposed a revised champerty and sovereign debt bill ( Senate Bill S5623 /Assembly Bill A5290) that now includes
By: Jennifer Lee, Bruno Ciuffetelli, Evan Koster, Hogan Lovells, Ronald Silverman
New York State lawmakers this week proposed a revised champerty and sovereign debt bill (Senate Bill S5623/Assembly Bill A5290) that now includes...
By: Sara Crook Hickey, Jennifer Lee, Shoba Pillay, Charles Riely, Reanne Zheng
The SEC’s high-profile litigation against SolarWinds and its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Timothy G. Brown, reached a critical turning point on July 18, 2024, when a district Client Alert: Key Takeaways from the Motion to Dismiss Ruling in SEC v. SolarWinds et al.court in the Southern District of New York issued a ruling granting in large part, but denying in part, the defendants’ motion to dismiss. In its extensive opinion and order spanning 107 pages, the court: (1) denied the defendants’ motion to dismiss with respect to securities fraud claims premised on the company’s Security Statement posted on its website, permitting the SEC to continue pursuing those claims; (2) dismissed the SEC’s securities fraud claims based on certain statements made by Brown in press releases, blog posts, and podcasts; (3) dismissed the SEC’s securities fraud claims premised on risk factor disclosures; (4) dismissed the SEC’s securities fraud claims regarding certain of the misleading disclosures made after the incident; (5) dismissed the SEC’s internal accounting controls claim; and (6) dismissed the SEC’s disclosure controls and procedure claim.[1]
Even small moments of rest can improve well-being.
Is creating avatars based on real models' likenesses the future for fashion ad campaigns?
By: Jennifer Lee
Wild video of woman jumping fence,'enticing' tiger at South Jersey zoo
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