Mary Lennighan is an Executive Editor at Telecoms.com. She primarily writes about telecoms, focusing on topics such as 5G, inflation, and major players like Vodafone and T-Mobile in the United Kingdom. Mary’s insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including Telecoms.com.
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Mary Lennighan's coverage heavily features data-driven insights, press releases and government announcements. She delves into topics related to telecommunications, cybersecurity, and technology with a focus on business & industry.
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