Rick Broida is the Executive Editor of Tech at CNET. He specializes in retail, technology, and consumer tech, often exploring themes related to e-commerce and the intersection of arts and entertainment with technology. Rick's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News UK, 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
Perfect for home, travel, parks and more, these portable speakers are some of our favorites -- with some seriously good discounts.
By: Rick Broida
A deal that already seemed too good to be true is now even better.
By: Rick Broida
Don't overlook the newly discounted frame TVs from Amazon and Hisense.
By: Rick Broida
It's the first time the Pebblebee Clip 5 has been discounted in 2026 -- and it's the biggest discount to date.
By: Rick Broida
And don't overlook the newly discounted frame TVs from Amazon and Hisense.
But don't overlook the newly discounted art TVs from Amazon and Hisense as well.
By: Rick Broida
A deal that already seemed too good to be true is now even better.
We prize good image quality, sure, but we also pay close attention to the user experience.
By: Rick Broida
It's called Kanopy, and all you need to get it is a library card.
If you're looking for the digital notebook that gets closest to replicating (and improving on) paper, this is it.
