Reuters
due today
Reuters is covering PepsiCo's upcoming results and wants financial analysts and consumer packaged goods experts to explain what investors expect, how PepsiCo has performed so far, and what the results could mean for the broader packaged food industry.
NeedsAnalysts or CPG experts who follow PepsiCo closely and can speak to earnings and investor expectations.
Forbes
due today
Forbes wants workplace and other experts to comment on workers' sense of loss of control over technology including AI, and how those feelings affect employees and the companies they work for.
NeedsWorkplace or future-of-work experts who can discuss employee sense of control over workplace technology and AI.
The Washington Post
due today
A Washington Post personal finance story is examining the financial trade-offs of retiring at 65, given that the Social Security full retirement age is now 67 for many workers, and wants financial planners and retirement specialists.
NeedsFinancial planners, retirement specialists and Social Security experts (US-focused).
The Independent
due today
The Independent wants economic experts to explain why a $100,000 salary is no longer the milestone it once was, when it lost its prestige, and what has replaced it.
NeedsEconomic experts who can speak to cost of living, wages and what six figures means today.
News Corp Australia
due tomorrow
Seeking mortgage brokers, economists and finance experts to discuss the risks and benefits of getting into the property market with a 2 to 5 percent deposit through government-backed schemes, and whether buyers could face negative equity or refinancing risk as rates rise and values fall.
NeedsAustralian mortgage broker, economist or finance expert able to comment on low-deposit government schemes and negative equity and refinancing risk.
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MarketWatch
due tomorrow
MarketWatch is answering a reader submission from someone in their mid-30s who has rented for years and wants to know how to prioritise spending, saving and retirement planning, and is seeking financial planners.
NeedsFinancial planners who can advise on saving for retirement and buying a home in your 30s (US reader).
News Corp Australia
due tomorrow
News Corp Australia is seeking mortgage brokers, economists and finance experts to discuss the risks and benefits of entering the property market with a 2 to 5 per cent deposit through government-backed schemes, and whether buyers face negative equity or refinancing risk as rates rise and values fall.
NeedsMortgage brokers, economists or finance experts who can discuss low-deposit schemes, negative equity and refinancing risk (Australian).
Media opportunity
due in 3 days
RSA Conference 2027. Technical security experts with a hard-won lesson or deep expertise; the bar is quality not seniority. Cybersecurity speaking (CFP)
Needs44K attendees, 500 sessions, 600 exhibitors. Past speakers include the CEOs of CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Tenable.
Deel Works
due in 4 days
Reporter is writing a Deel Works feature for HR and people leaders on what happens when AI moves from recommending an employment action to autonomously taking actions inside a hiring or employment workflow, and wants a vendor whose live product already does this.
NeedsSenior product, engineering, AI governance, trust/compliance or legal leader at an HR-tech company whose current product can autonomously take at least one action in a hiring or employment workflow, able to discuss controls, logs and limits.
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Adams MultiMedia
due in 6 days
A reporter is writing AI stories for Adams MultiMedia's papers and news sites across the country, focused on AI and finances/money, and wants expert views on how AI will reshape money and personal finance.
NeedsExpert able to speak to the impact of AI on money and personal finance; happy to do a call or answer emailed questions by next Monday.
U.S. News & World Report
due in 6 days
U.S. News & World Report wants economists and personal finance experts to explain how national and international events are affecting the economy and the impact on Americans.
NeedsMust be US-based and available today; economists or personal finance experts.
Ticker News
due in 9 days
Ticker News seeking leaders in AI, digital transformation and automation for an interview to showcase how their technology is changing business.
NeedsFounders or leaders in AI, digital transformation and automation willing to do a Ticker interview and share how their technology is changing business for decision-makers and investors.
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EasyCalculator.com.au
due 2026-10-23
EasyCalculator.com.au is seeking Australian finance, mortgage, tax, super and property professionals to provide short expert insights for its online calculator guides, with named attribution, business name and a website link for selected contributors.
NeedsAustralian finance, mortgage, tax, super or property professional willing to supply short written expert insights for attribution.
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EasyCalculator.com.au
due 2026-10-23
EasyCalculator.com.au is seeking Australian finance, mortgage, tax, super and property professionals to provide short expert insights for its online calculator guides, with contributors credited by name, business and website link.
NeedsAustralian finance, mortgage, tax, super or property professionals willing to give short written insights for attribution.
Media opportunity
due 2027-01-18
CIO 100 Awards. Organisations connecting a specific tech initiative to a specific business outcome; vendors may apply for internal initiatives only, or nominate a customer or partner. IT initiatives that create measurable business value
NeedsEntry: 50 USD Projects must have started on or after 2025-06-01. Past winners include Intel, Lenovo, Morgan Stanley and Qualcomm.
ZDNET
ZDNET journalist request via Qwoted asking whether teams use Claude Code or OpenAI Codex and how these AI coding tools are used day to day. Strong general tech request; no clean roster fit, and LaunchLink has already submitted a response about its own internal use of Claude Code (handled by Ann-Margaret).
NeedsComment on real-world use of Claude Code versus OpenAI Codex within a team or business, including how the tooling is used.
ZDNET
A ZDNET reporter, sourced via Qwoted, is seeking users of Claude Code or OpenAI Codex to talk about how they use AI coding tools in their workflow.
NeedsPractitioners who use Claude Code or OpenAI Codex and can speak to how the tools fit into their work.
Newsweek
Newsweek AI Impact Awards APAC and EMEA, the international edition of Newsweek's AI awards, looking for AI implementations that deliver measurable business results across categories from healthcare and finance to sustainability, mobility, retail and workplace innovation.
NeedsJudges want measurable impact (efficiency gains, cost savings, revenue growth, improved customer experience). Work must have been completed between 1/1/25 and 1/1/26. Multiple category entries allowed. Early rate was $699 per entry through 6/26, rising after that; final close date not stated.
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Digiday
Digiday AI Awards celebrate innovative use of AI across media, marketing and advertising. Categories include agentic AI, content creation, marketing analytics and customer-facing AI tools.
NeedsJudged on creativity, consumer value and results from the past year. Entries need evidence such as financial performance, specific KPIs or creative proof. Early deadline was 6/26 at $499; final close date not stated.
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Business Insider (AI in Action series)
AI in Action examines how organisations integrate AI into the workplace, in both trend pieces and one-off 'how company X is implementing AI' profiles.
NeedsA department head or senior operator at a mid-to-large company with a specific AI deployment, a measurable delta, and willingness to talk about what broke and what worked. No vendor narratives or pre-pilot 'we're exploring' stories.
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Diginomica (Use Case series)
Gary Flood
Diginomica structures the whole site around enterprise tech use cases and publishes multiple named customer stories per week across financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail and logistics.
NeedsAny enterprise tech story with a named customer willing to go on record: the problem, how they evaluated and selected vendors, what they implemented, and the business results.
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Supply Chain Dive
Antone Gonsalves
Covers logistics, procurement, inventory, fulfilment, tariffs and AI in supply chain, using named companies as examples.
NeedsA vendor plus customer co-pitch: the software company willing to share its customer, and the customer exec willing to go on record with numbers. No generic 'we're using AI' with no named customer.
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Retail Dive
Dani James or Kaarin Moore
Covers retail strategy, tech adoption, store operations, DTC, e-commerce, workforce and loss prevention.
NeedsA named retailer on the record: retailer faced a specific operational or CX problem, tried a specific technology, here is the measurable change. No vendor announcements without a retailer customer, no 'retailer is exploring AI' early-stage, no case without quantified impact.
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Marketing Dive (Brand Strategy series)
Chris Kelly
Connects creative strategy to business outcomes, focused on why brands reposition and what it means for the business.
NeedsStrategic shifts (not new products) with data on why the change matters, patterns across multiple brands, and implementation detail. Quantified impact required, e.g. 'increased conversion 3% and here is what that meant', not 'improved customer experience'.
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Retail Remix (Retail TouchPoints podcast)
Nicole Silberstein
Weekly podcast where a retailer talks through their playbook, effectively a spoken case study, with accompanying written profiles.
NeedsAn operator who can talk playbook specifics, not a CEO who stays at 30,000 feet.
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Healthcare Brew (Making Rounds series)
Making Rounds is Healthcare Brew's self-submission feature for a healthcare or health tech leader. AI is a hot topic but not product news.
NeedsFill out the Making Rounds submission form with strong, human answers. Angle on how actual hospital systems, healthcare facilities or pharma are using or not using AI and the wider implications, not product pitches.
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Daily Express
Hanna Geissler
Daily Express Health Editor open to health news and feature pitches, and increasingly wants quick-turnaround expert quotes for online.
NeedsEmail only, no LinkedIn or social. Concise pitch showing top lines plus strong emotive quotes or a named spokesperson available at short notice. Priority topics: dementia, obesity, heart health and blood pressure, food and diets, health advice and alerts, longevity. New research and charity or patient campaigns suit print exclusives. Case studies must come with full name, age, location and photos.
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The New York Times
Kathryn Shattuck
NYT 'My 10' (Saturday Arts) has famous people list the ten things they cannot live without.
NeedsPerson must be charming and relatable with something to promote (book, show, project). Light and personal tone, not corporate.
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The New York Times
Tacey Rychter
NYT '36 Hours' (Saturday Arts) is a weekend itinerary of one city, naming specific restaurants, hotels, museums and attractions.
NeedsSuits hospitality, hotel, restaurant, cultural or destination clients. Pitch a specific experience within a city, not the city itself. Strict policy against travel writers who accept free trips, so do not lead with comped stays.
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The New York Times
Jordyn Holman
NYT 'Corner Office' (Sunday Business) profiles top CEOs whose decisions carry societal weight.
NeedsVery high bar, think Fortune 50 scale. Wants execs whose decisions have societal implications and clear ties to the current news cycle, breaking the coastal-white-male-CEO mould. Do not pitch origin stories.
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The Wall Street Journal
Christopher Mims
WSJ 'Keywords' (Saturday Exchange) covers emerging tech and product reviews, topics vary weekly.
NeedsPitch a new app, product or technology that does something genuinely interesting or useful and ask him to review it. Tell him exactly what it does and how it helps.
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Bloomberg Television
Dani Burger
New weekly show 'Bloomberg Deals' covers M&A, funding rounds, distressed deals and capital flows.
NeedsPitch transactions, strategic deals or funding announcements that move markets or tell a bigger capital story. Airs Wednesdays 12 to 1pm ET, with Scarlet Fu.
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Built In
Seth Wilson
Built In wants opinionated, solutions-oriented op-eds on how AI is reshaping jobs, products and business models.
NeedsOpen to any position level. Lead with a strong specific point of view, not a trend summary, and give actionable takeaways for a mid-to-senior tech audience. Send a paragraph-long abstract; if approved he asks for a full draft.
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Fast Company
Shalene Gupta
Fast Company op-eds for business leaders on corporate strategy, leadership and workplace culture.
NeedsPractical, actionable guidance grounded in real experience, strong voice, concise and conversational with a snappy headline. Pitch an idea or a draft to Shalene Gupta; if unresponsive try Jon Gluck or Bryan Lufkin.
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Dev Interrupted
Andrew Zigler
Dev Interrupted wants practical op-eds for technical leaders (VPs, CTOs, engineering managers, team leads).
NeedsPieces on experimenting with and measuring AI adoption are especially popular; also covers traditional software engineering. Should read like advice from someone in the trenches. Send a proposed title, abstract and author background; if approved he asks for a full draft.
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AI & Data Insider
Anushka Pandit
AI & Data Insider wants implementation-focused op-eds across the AI and data ecosystem.
NeedsBalance technical depth with accessibility, use concrete examples, avoid marketing-heavy content. Pitch a completed draft or a brief topic and author expertise. She may also place pieces in sister outlets Martech Vibe and CXM Today.
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The Wall Street Journal (CFO Journal)
Mark Maurer, Jennifer Williams
WSJ CFO Journal covers finance-team problems and tech with measurable finance impact, but does not focus on tech tools geared at finance teams.
NeedsBring a customer or a CFO/VP Finance at a publicly traded company or a business with $50M+ revenue, solving a problem affecting finance teams or leveraging tech with measurable finance impact.
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The Wall Street Journal (Pro VC Daily)
Brian Gormley
WSJ Pro VC Daily is often the best route for funding coverage in WSJ. Thursday's edition is always healthcare-themed and covered by Brian Gormley.
NeedsFor a new fund or raise, pitch across verticals. For healthcare funding, pitch Brian Gormley as 'funding for Thursday VC Pro Daily'. Note WSJ Pro VC is a separate, expensive paywall.
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The Wall Street Journal (CMO Journal)
Megan Graham
Advertising reporter Megan Graham interviews marketers for pieces in the CMO Journal.
NeedsOffer a CMO with business metrics tied to marketing strategy (e.g. a rebrand and its measurable customer impact).
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MIT Technology Review
Charlotte Jee
Editor Charlotte Jee is open to op-ed ideas from academics with a strong, clear argument about tech and society.
NeedsAcademic authors with a clear, well-argued POV on technology and society.
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