Morgan Jones is a MMJ at Deseret Book. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, security and law enforcement, as well as government and politics, often intersecting with topics relevant to the United Kingdom and academia. Morgan's work has been featured in notable publications such as JG, Bloomberg News, and The American Lawyer.
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Morgan Jones' coverage predominantly revolves around local and national politics in the United Kingdom, with a significant focus on political announcements, events, and legal policy regulation. Given this, Morgan would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer insights into UK government policies or political campaigns.
As evidenced by the article titles provided, Morgan seems to have a particular interest in covering Labour party-related news. Therefore, individuals who can provide expert commentary or analysis related to Labour's policies and activities may pique Morgan's interest.
While there are some articles covering car shows and technology events, these seem less prominent compared to the extensive coverage of government & politics topics. Hence, focusing on political themes when reaching out is advisable for better alignment with her area of interest.
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Pinnacle Development Group buys 1,745 acres in Southwest Florida
By: Morgan Jones
After finding a new home built by students, a South Dakota couple invited them into their home to show off the final product.
By: Morgan Jones
V.I.P. Gymnastics Center raises money to bring their team across the U.S.
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By: Morgan Jones
At a time of reading crisis, the charity's ‘Read Your Way' campaign will encourage more children and young people to read for fun to seriously improve lives.
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