Sydney Bradley is a Senior Reporter at Business Insider. She covers media and technology, focusing on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, as well as emerging startups in the creator economy and social media landscape. Sydney's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Business Insider, and her reporting on Instagram was nominated for the 2021 Los Angeles Press Club's National Entertainment Journalism Awards.
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Sydney Bradley’s articles predominantly cover the content & publishing and business sectors, with a focus on social media, creator economy, startups, influencers, and the tech industry. Her coverage attributes indicate she values press releases and data citations.
Given her focus on startups in the creator economy space as well as social media apps and platforms, Sydney would likely be interested in pitches related to new developments or innovative approaches within these areas. Consider reaching out with insights from entrepreneurs or experts who can provide valuable commentary on trends shaping the creator economy landscape.
As Sydney's geographic focus is not specified but she covers international topics such as technology and business trends that transcend borders. Therefore, global perspectives or stories relevant across different regions may capture her attention.
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