Monica Nickelsburg is a labor and economy reporter for KUOW Public Radio in Seattle. She covers a wide range of topics related to labor issues, the local economy, and technology's impact on society. Her work has also been featured in GeekWire and she can be contacted at [email protected] for tips and inquiries.
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Monica Nickelsburg focuses on local coverage in Seattle and broader U.S. topics, particularly related to technology, business, government & politics. She frequently covers issues related to big tech companies such as Microsoft and Amazon.
Given her interest in governmental announcements and legal policy regulation alongside her focus on big tech and industry-specific themes, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide insights into the intersection of technology with government policies or regulations at the local or national level.
Considering Monica's frequent coverage of labor disputes and workplace safety within big tech companies like Amazon and Microsoft, she may also be interested in stories about labor movements, workplace conditions & safety concerns within these organizations.
For those looking to pitch Monica Nickelsburg news ideas should consider leveraging expertise around technology trends impacting communities in Seattle or providing local perspectives on broader national topics relating to technology businesses' impact on society.
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On a sunny Wednesday morning in Downtown Seattle, you could count the number of shoppers at Pacific Place mall on two hands.
By: Monica Nickelsburg
This image taken Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024, and released by the National Transportation Safety Board, shows a section of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 that is missing panel on a Boeing 737-9 MAX in Portland, Ore. Federal officials are investigating Boeing's oversight of production of a panel that blew off a jetliner in midflight last week.
Unionized Starbucks stores sent more than 150 delegates to Atlanta Wednesday to resume talks between Starbucks and Workers United, the union representing more than 400 stores.
By: Monica Nickelsburg
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Cities around the country are facing down a catch-22. In just a few short years, they need to somehow get off of fossil fuels while meeting surging electricity demand.
By: Monica Nickelsburg
Microsoft is in the process of retrofitting its Redmond headquarters to be more energy efficient, including building a new Thermal Energy Center.
By: Monica Nickelsburg
Interest in guaranteed basic income programs is gaining traction in some Washington cities. Tacoma started its second basic-income pilot in 2024, after a separate King County program. KUOW's "Booming" looks into the lessons learned from such experiments.
By: Monica Nickelsburg
Whitney Kahn attends an "All Together for Seattle Schools" rally wearing a hat that reads "tax the rich" ahead of a school closures meeting on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, at Roosevelt High School in Seattle.
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