Jon Keller is an Emmy Award-winning Broadcast Director at CBS News. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, as well as health and wellness, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and mental health. Jon's work has been featured in The Village Sun, Boston Magazine, NewsBreak, Chelsea Record, Morgan County Herald, and MSN.
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Jon Keller's coverage mainly revolves around government and politics, with a specific focus on local events in Massachusetts and Boston. He frequently incorporates expert commentary, opinion editorials, and data citations into his articles. Considering this, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from local political experts or individuals involved in the Massachusetts political scene.
Given his emphasis on local politics and elections, Jon would likely respond well to pitches related to key figures or developments within the Boston and Massachusetts political landscape. It may also be beneficial to provide him with factual data or informed opinions that directly relate to ongoing political issues at both state and city levels.
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Keller: Boston's Slogan Problem
By: Keller, Jon Keller, By Jon Keller, Jon
Democrat Seth Moulton and Republican John Deaton have plenty of differences, but at least one key thing in common: they both want to knock out Sen. Ed Markey, who will not participate in the debate.
By: By Jon Keller, Keller, Jon Keller, Jon
Democrat Seth Moulton and Republican John Deaton, who both want to replace Sen. Ed Markey, clashed during a WBZ pre-primary debate.
Keller: Rep. Trahan takes heat over AI, but are they shooting the messenger?
Keller: Disillusionment persists after a weekend of fireworks and partying
Keller: Disillusionment persists after a weekend of fireworks and partying
Keller: Let's be honest about when lying pays off in politics
Keller: Let's be honest about when lying pays off in politics
Keller on winning friends and influencing people around bike lanes
Keller on Massachusetts as the next graveyard for political insurgencies
