Tim Peterson is a Senior Media Editor for Digiday, specializing in media and advertising industry news. With a background in journalism, Tim's work has appeared in various publications, including Wisconsin Public Radio, Daily Titan, and Price County Review. He covers a range of topics, including content creation, technology, politics, and the future of media.
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Tim Peterson's articles cover a wide range of topics primarily related to content and publishing, as well as politics. His work often includes expert commentary and data citations, indicating an interest in insights supported by credible sources.
If you're looking to pitch to Tim, consider providing informed perspectives on the future of TV, developments shaping the content and publishing industry, or analysis on political matters that are relevant at a national level. Expert opinions backed by solid data or government announcements may be particularly appealing for his coverage style.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Tim's work, he has covered news about Wisconsin in one article so pitches centered around this region might also resonate with him.
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By: Tim Peterson
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We talk about the election issue of immigration playing out in Whitewater. Then a politics bureau chief discusses polarization and covering the election ethically. We also learn about a developing Lake Hallie Pickleball complex. And a Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians member talks about playing “Red Leader” in a new “Star Wars” dub.
By: Tim Peterson
We get Wisconsin sports news from a pair of WPR reporters. Then we meet a shooting instructor trying to attract more people to taking gun classes. And the "Well Plated" food blogger from Milwaukee shares from her new cookbook.
By: Tim Peterson
We look at the state of the election, with about a week of voting remaining. Then we discuss changes to Church spaces in Milwaukee and learn about an effort to support survivors of clergy abuse. And co-chairs of a haunted house talk about how they've kept the terror going for half a century.
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This Future of TV Briefing covers the latest in streaming and TV for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET. More from the series →
By: Tim Peterson
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The teams from Ellsworth had a good day at the Division 4 cross country regionals in East Jordan on Saturday with both the Lancer boys and girls squads finishing in third place and advance to the Division 4 state finals meet.
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