Mike Scott is a Freelance Contributor at various prestigious outlets including FT, Forbes, and Reuters. He specializes in business and environmental writing, with a focus on cultural movements, internet culture, and societal issues, while also covering themes such as crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interests. Mike's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Corporate Knights and the New Zealand Herald, and he was honored as the 2023 Sustainability Freelancer of the Year.
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Mike Scott's coverage focuses predominantly on entertainment news, particularly movies and local historic buildings in New Orleans. He also covers events and private sector announcements related to the entertainment industry.
If you have insights into the local movie scene in New Orleans, historical aspects of the city's architecture or significant events happening in the area, these would be strong angles for outreach. Additionally, if you are involved with private sector developments within the entertainment industry that pertain to New Orleans specifically, Mike may find this newsworthy as well.
Given his focus on New Orleans and Louisiana, pitches should align with their relevance to these specific geographic locations.
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By: Mike Scott, Colm Henry
After trawling through the Fisherman’s Blues recording sessions for a 2013 six-CD release of the original 1988 folk-rock classic, it’s a wonder that head Waterboy Mike Scott has found more material from those days for this latest collection.
By: Mike Scott
Matt and Sian du Plessis own a house they cannot live in as it sits on the edge of a yawning, growing hole they cannot afford to repair, all while paying their mortgage.
The City of Boyne City recently finalized a reported $160,000 settlement with former city manager Michael Cain, resolving a dispute that followed the city's decision to terminate Cain's employment after more than two decades in the position.
By: Mike Scott
A Palmerston North shearer who was secretly filmed physically abusing lambs during an animal activist group's undercover investigation into New Zealand's wool industry has faced justice for his offending.
By: Mike Scott
They bought at the property price pinnacle expecting to get ahead. Now years later, some home owners who entered the market during the frenzy of 2021 are struggling with equity losses.
Losing a quarter of the value of his first home has turned Cameron Pitney off property as a path to prosperity. Video / Mike Scott
By: Mike Scott
Will New Zealand's post-2021 housing slump have the same effect on property investors as the 1987 stock market crash, which scared a generation away from shares?
Whether it's buying rentals or flipping fixer-uppers, the margins in property investment are tight in the current slump. Video / Mike Scott
By: Mike Scott
First-home buyers are back claiming a big share of New Zealand's housing market as prices retreat from Covid-era highs.
Ruth French wants stability for her and her son and she has found it in a new home in Queenstown. Video / Mike Scott
