Paul Milliken is a broadcast journalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. He is known for his work with WAGA-TV, where he covers local news and events in the Atlanta area. Paul's articles often highlight the vibrant culture, entertainment, and community in Atlanta, showcasing the city's unique stories and personalities.
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Paul Milliken's articles largely cover local events, seasonal activities, and entertainment in Atlanta and Georgia. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching stories about upcoming or ongoing local events, unique holiday experiences, restaurant features, film productions happening in the area. Additionally, topics such as house & home-related events or peculiarities of Atlanta would likely align with his coverage focus.
Given his geographic focus on Atlanta and Georgia specifically, he may be interested in pitches that relate directly to these locations or highlight their unique cultural elements.
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