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Paolo Pasco is an Assistant Crossword Editor at The New Yorker. He focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as Donald Trump, hurricanes, and the FIFA World Cup, while also addressing societal issues through his work. Paolo's insights and contributions have been featured in The New Yorker.
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Paolo Pasco's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and product promotions, with a significant emphasis on crossword puzzles. His interest in legal policy regulation and government announcements suggests that he may also be receptive to pitches related to these topics within the context of entertainment or cultural events.
Given his focus on national content, particularly in the United States, ideas tied to US-specific cultural phenomena or consumer trends are likely to resonate well with him. For instance, initiatives involving American fashion trends or educational programs could pique his interest.
When reaching out to Paolo Pasco, consider aligning your pitch with his inclination towards entertainment news, product promotions, and legal/governmental aspects within this framework.
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