Denver-based freelance tech writer, editor and content creator. Former editor in chief. Teardrop traveler. Specialities are wireless tech and broadband.
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Sue Marek's coverage heavily focuses on telecommunications, technology, and wireless networks. She regularly reports on private sector announcements and frequently cites data in her articles.
Given Sue's focus on the United States with a strong emphasis on press releases, she is likely to be receptive to pitches from companies operating within the U.S. telecommunications and technology sectors. Pitches could include new product launches, industry reports or market insights supported by credible data sources.
Additionally, given her interest in software & SaaS (Software as a Service), she may also be interested in stories related to innovative software solutions for the telecommunications industry or developments in cloud computing that can impact mobile operators.
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