Paul McNally is a Senior Editor and PR professional with a focus on technology, gaming, and entertainment. His work has been featured in publications such as ReadWrite, TheBulletin.be, Mail & Guardian, and Maverick Studios. With a passion for all things digital, Paul provides insightful articles and updates on the latest developments in the tech and gaming industries.
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Paul McNally's coverage heavily focuses on gaming, encompassing topics such as game releases, controversies, and technological advancements. His interest in government announcements and press releases suggests a preference for official information or exclusive insights from industry insiders.
If you are reaching out to Paul with news or pitches related to gaming, it would be beneficial to provide unique angles, insider perspectives, or significant data-backed trends within the gaming industry. Additionally, highlighting any Belgian-specific gaming events or developments could pique his interest given the geographic focus of some of his articles.
Given his attention to real estate in Belgium and other governmental announcements outside of gaming content, there may also be an opportunity for relevant pitches within these areas if they directly relate to technology integration or entertainment aspects.
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Developers Ninja Theory have started to share a daily update about Hellblade 2 in the runup to its release.
By: Paul Mcnally
We have all been re-playing Fallout 4 but have you been playing the mess that is Fallout 4 VR - let's fix that version right up, right now.
Morning collections of rubbish in some parts of Brussels are disrupted this weekend - and again on Friday 10 May - due to a strike.
By: Liz Newmark
More Palestinians that have been given refugee status in another European Union member state are coming to Belgium, the Office of the Commissioner General for refugees and stateless persons (CGRA) has announced.
After more than five decades, the family of the now-deceased Guido Poets is being compensated for an unlawful seizure of his property for use by the public domain.
By: Liz Newmark
In the continuing aim to question the past, and the reputation of once honoured figures in Belgium, notably for their role in the Congo, the communes
Cycling in Brussels – seen as nothing short of crazy 30 years ago – is becoming more popular every year, new figures confirm.
By: Liz Newmark
Fines for driving along the Chaussée d'Ixelles – the popular shopping street that since September 2018 has been pedestrianised from 7.00 to
Belgium’s national railway operator SNCB has performed significantly better in 2023 than in 2022, its latest annual results have revealed. The company made an operating profit of €142.2 million, more than three times more than the €39.6 million profit made in 2022.
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