Whizy Kim is a Work and Money Writer for Refinery29, with her work also appearing in publications such as Vox, Knowledia, RealClearMarkets, and Newswav. Whizy covers a wide range of topics related to work, money, and business, including issues like package theft, online shopping, billionaire wealth, and cultural trends.
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Whizy Kim's coverage is predominantly focused on tech and product promotions. She frequently cites data, indicating a preference for content backed by verifiable information. Given her coverage of online shopping, package theft, Airbnb, and crypto topics, she may be interested in pitches related to the impact of emerging technologies on consumer behavior or new developments within these industries.
She has also covered investment analysis which suggests an interest in financial aspects of technology companies or products. Pitches providing deep dives into how technology intersects with consumer behavior and market trends could resonate well with her audience.
While Whizy Kim doesn't have a specific geographic focus listed, it seems that her reporting spans international subjects given the global nature of tech-related stories.
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