Tim Riley
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Preston's Summary

Tim Riley is a journalist based in Lake County, California. He writes for Lake County News and the Los Angeles Review of Books, covering a range of topics including film, literature, music, and television. His work has also been featured in ITIJ: International Travel & Health Insurance Journal.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Seasonal: 15 %
Press Release: 15 %
Government Announcement: 15 %
Expert Commentary: 15 %
Review: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Entertainment News
  • Pop Culture
  • Celebrities

Pitching Insights

Tim Riley's coverage indicates a strong focus on entertainment news, particularly movies and TV shows. He seems to favor seasonal content and reviews, as well as expert commentary and announcements related to the entertainment industry.

Given this, pitches should be tailored to offer unique insights or perspectives related to movie releases, TV shows, or other entertainment events. If you have access to exclusive information about upcoming projects or can provide expert analysis of current trends in the entertainment industry that would likely align with his coverage interests.

While Tim Riley's specific geographic focus is not mentioned, he does cover local news from Lake County in California. Therefore, if your pitch involves events or personalities from this area within the context of the broader entertainment industry it may be particularly relevant for him.

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