Rick Broida is the Executive Editor of Tech at CNET. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including consumer technology, retail, and real estate, with a keen interest in digital art and travel. Rick's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Forbes, and USA TODAY.
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Rick Broida's focus on promoting deals, reviewing tech products, and providing gift guides indicates a preference for pitches that align with these themes. If you have new or upcoming technology products or gadgets with standout features, affordability, or unique selling points, Rick may be interested in reviewing them.
He also frequently creates content around promotional deals and gift guides. Therefore, if you are representing brands offering special promotions or have curated lists of affordable yet high-quality items within the tech and house & home categories, it would likely resonate well with his coverage.
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By: Rick Broida
I won't say these noise-cancelling sleep 'buds saved my marriage, but they certainly helped me improve my sleep.
Amazon's first entry into the art-TV space may give Samsung Frame shoppers something to think about.
Today I learned that radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer. How did I not know this?!
Fast, stylish and easier to use than a lot of the printers that preceded it, the Kobra X can be yours for just $300.
The audio giant just unveiled three home products with built-in Alexa+, including a smart speaker and soundbar.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up your game, here's everything you need.
Staring down the barrel of a massive property-tax bill, I turned to ChatGPT for help. The results were pretty amazing.
For just $278, this 55-inch QLED screen blows the doors off models with higher price tags and lesser specs.
By: Rick Broida
This may be a solemn holiday, but it's a surprisingly good time to save on big screens.
You talk, Gemini will listen -- and create new documents, find specific videos and much more.
