Matt Cooper is a radio presenter and programme editor. He specializes in sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports business and technology, often exploring topics such as golf, social issues, and LGBTQ themes. Matt's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, and BBC News.
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Matt Cooper's articles cover a wide range of topics, with a significant focus on sports and entertainment. He heavily covers events, making him likely to be interested in timely pitches related to sports betting, golf, rugby, business stories with an Irish angle, and political developments.
Given his coverage attributes and the nature of his article titles, Matt may appreciate expert commentary or insights into upcoming sporting events or major industry changes within these specific areas. If you have unique perspectives on any of these topics that are relevant to Ireland or have broader international relevance but also apply locally in Ireland, they could resonate well with him.
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By: Matt Cooper
It's the final week of the Autumn Internationals and there is only one match but it's set to close the end-of-year series in spectacular style.
By: Matt Cooper
Matt Cooper previews the final round of the Hero World Challenge, where Tom Kim looks a big threat to the final two-ball.
By: Matt Cooper, Paul Wagenseil, Morgan Wright, Matt Cooper, Andrew Borene
When CISOs convince the board that good security equals good business, they can get the resources they need to keep the company secure.
By: Matt Cooper
It’s been an amazing year for the world number one golfer Scottie Scheffler but just how much cash did he pocket during his incredible 2024?
By: Matt Cooper
Three-time Major winner Jordan Spieth reveals his go-to ball which best allows him control on short approaches to the green.
The feature was rarely effective at blocking tracking and is succeeded by the Global Privacy Control, according to Mozilla.
Confidence Staveley is turning the tables on Africa's cybersecurity talent shortage—and redefining what it means to lead in a male-dominated industry.
By: Matt Cooper
This volunteer driver on the Ladies European Tour in Morocco won't have forgotten this bone-crushing incident that ended with a bang.
Three years since its original release, Dagon is back, with the complete edition serving up additional helpings of Lovecraftian horror. Is it worth checking out? Or should the tales have stayed on the pages?
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