Peter Kafka is the Chief Correspondent at Business Insider. He covers a range of topics including media, technology, and business leaders, with a particular focus on social media, the impact of figures like Elon Musk, and the entertainment industry. Peter has been featured in various outlets such as Vox, Yahoo Finance, and Entrepreneur Media.
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Peter Kafka's coverage is heavily focused on the tech industry, particularly Big Tech, with a focus on expert commentary and investment analysis. Analysis of his articles indicates that he would be most responsive to pitches that provide expert insights into recent developments in major tech companies such as OpenAI, Twitter, Microsoft, and Elon Musk's ventures.
Given his emphasis on citing data and providing investment analysis, sources who can offer concrete data-driven insights or perspectives related to the performance or impact of significant events within these companies would likely capture Peter Kafka’s attention.
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