By: Scott Neuman, Dean Mouhtaropoulos
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Scott Neuman is a reporter/editor at NPR, focusing on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to climate change, sustainability, and education. His extensive experience includes previous roles at the Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong and the Associated Press in Bangkok, covering a diverse range of topics including crime, the Russia-Ukraine war, and environmental issues. Scott's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR, Public Radio Tulsa, and WCBU-FM, among many others.
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Scott Neuman's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories related to government and politics, particularly in the context of world affairs. His articles often cover breaking news and government announcements related to topics such as Israel, Gaza, Hamas, cease-fire, and conflict.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news within the realm of government & politics and world affairs, pitching timely analysis or expert commentary on geopolitical developments in the Middle East could be effective. Engaging with sources who have firsthand knowledge or are directly involved in these matters may also resonate well with Scott's coverage preferences.
As Scott's geographic focus is national (United States), providing insights from U.S.-based experts or individuals with a deep understanding of U.S. foreign policy towards the region might increase relevancy for pitches aimed at engaging him effectively.
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