Morgan Meaker is a senior writer at WIRED, covering Europe and European business from London. Her work primarily focuses on corporate finance, AI platforms, and startups, reflecting her keen interest in the intersection of technology and business. Morgan's journalism has been featured in WIRED UK, RealClearMarkets, Maverick Studios, Mother Jones, Canada's National Observer, and Bloomberg News.
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Morgan Meaker's coverage is heavily focused on the intersection of technology, business, government & politics with a strong emphasis on legal policy and regulation. Pitches should revolve around in-depth analysis or expert commentary related to tech policies, government regulations impacting businesses, especially those involving big tech and artificial intelligence.
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