Ruby Innes is a Content Producer known for her work at @backpocketvids and contributions to Kotaku Australia and Lifehacker Australia. With a focus on gaming and entertainment, Ruby's articles often explore quirky and light-hearted topics, showcasing her unique perspective and humor in the industry.
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Ruby Innes primarily covers gaming and tech, with a strong focus on promotional deals, reviews, and event coverage. She would likely welcome pitches related to new game releases, gaming events or conferences, and exclusive interviews with key figures in the gaming industry.
Given her interest in reviews and promotional deals, she may be interested in receiving products for review or news about special promotions related to video games or tech gadgets. If you have insights into upcoming game releases or can provide commentary on trends within the gaming industry, your pitch could align well with Ruby's coverage interests.
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