Maggie Dougherty is a journalist who specializes in covering the toy industry. She writes for publications such as The Toy Book and The Toy Insider, and her work has also been featured in THE POP INSIDER. Maggie's articles focus on the latest toy releases, partnerships, and trends, providing readers with insights into the world of toys and play.
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Maggie Dougherty's articles predominantly focus on toys, children’s entertainment, and partnerships related to the holiday season. Given this coverage, she would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches in the toy industry, especially if they are tied to popular movies or shows that appeal to children.
Promotional deals and private sector announcements feature heavily in her coverage attributes. Therefore, she may respond well to PR pitches from companies announcing partnerships or promotional events tied to the holiday season or family entertainment.
If you have products specifically targeting families with young children and tie into popular culture such as movies or shows for kids, these could be of interest when reaching out to Maggie.
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The crowd at Caroling at the Creche spans generations, from babies to grandparents.
By: Maggie Dougherty
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Billy DiMaio, a 25-year-old former lacrosse captain who embodied the spirit of Chestnut Hill College through his leadership on and off the field, was among those killed when a truck plowed through crowds on Bourbon Street in New Orleans on New Year's Day. DiMaio was visiting the city with friends to celebrate the holiday and attend the Sugar Bowl.
By: Maggie Dougherty
Billy DiMaio, a 25-year-old former lacrosse captain who embodied the spirit of Chestnut Hill College, was among those killed on New Year's Day.
By: Maggie Dougherty
A successful shop announcing its closure usually signals trouble. But for Zsa's Ice Cream, the decision to close at the end of 2025 comes at the height of success.
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By: Maggie Dougherty
When Bruce Green was growing up, he used to be asked what gang he was involved with. His answer: "I was a Boy Scout."
By: Maggie Dougherty
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