Lindsay Clark is a Reporter at The Register. She specializes in enterprise applications, data and analytics, with a strong focus on technology, software, and health and wellness. Lindsay's work has been featured in Q-106.5, NewsBreak, MSN, The Register, and Web Market Inc.
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Lindsay Clark's coverage includes a mix of scientific, software & SaaS, big tech, and data & analytics topics. Her articles often cite government announcements and press releases.
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