Jonathan Margolis is a journalist at Voices. He specializes in consumer technology, culture, and personal finance, often exploring themes related to internet culture, pop culture, and automotive topics. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, New Zealand Herald, and The Telegraph, among others.
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Jonathan Margolis' coverage spans a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on health and business. His articles frequently cite data and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights related to health issues affecting middle-aged individuals or businesses, especially those backed by relevant data or tied to recent government announcements in the United Kingdom. You could also offer perspectives on cultural identity as it relates to his broader themes of interest. Keep in mind that he focuses primarily on national (United Kingdom) content.
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By: Jonathan Margolis
Bookmark popover Removed from bookmarks A wholly unremarkable period of 16 years and nine months has passed since Michael Jackson died.
When £160bn just isn't enough for The Firm to get by on, thank goodness for the palace shops making up the shortfall. So, will Jonathan Margolis be buying a corgi brooch?
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Continue reading Jonathan Margolis For You Magazine I am sitting down to enjoy a cappuccino in what may be the world's oldest coffee shop.
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As antisemitic attacks escalate across the UK and tensions over Israel increase, Jonathan Margolis reflects on the unease, anger and moral complexity of being Jewish when people increasingly ask you, ‘what do you expect?’
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As someone who spent time with the ‘king of pop’, Jonathan Margolis takes the new film and upcoming documentary series on Jackson seriously – but he believes the dark chapters of the singer’s life will elude his fans and detractors forever
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote here about how tricky it is being a liberal-minded, moderately left-wing Jew in Britain these days, only to be told that this kind of attack is exactly the kind of thing we deserve. So I’m not surprised by what happened in Golders Green, I’m angry, says Jonathan Margolis
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The demise of Zipcar left many bereft, but Jonathan Margolis has discovered a new app that is an ‘Airbnb for vehicles’ – and now he’s wondering if hiring his car out could bring in an additional monthly income
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Scientists, doctors, intelligence officials and ordinary Britons are increasingly willing to discuss experiences once dismissed as fantasy. Do UFO believers have ‘specially configured’ minds, delusions or are they simply ahead of the curve? Jonathan Margolis reports
As summers grow hotter, experts warn air conditioning will become ‘unavoidable’ for many Britons facing unbearable temperatures. But at what cost to the environment? Jonathan Margolis looks at the heat rising over the great aircon debate
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