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69: Pitch a Timely AI Story with Ian Krietzberg (The Street)

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In this episode, we analyze a real pitch sent under embargo by the CTO of a tech company to a tech reporter at a leading business publication. We’ll learn how and why this pitch worked, and gain some takeaways of how you too might secure a dream, spotlight coverage like this for your own client or employer.

In this episode, you'll learn all about pitching a reporter for The Street…

  • Why timing is everything with pitching stories

  • How a tech reporter views and utilizes embargos

  • Why efficiency and responsiveness is crucial to securing coverage

Our guest:

  • Ian is a tech reporter for TheStreet. He reports on the tech industry -- with a focus on artificial intelligence -- covering AI companies, safety, regulation and ethics extensively. As an offshoot of his tech coverage, Ian additionally covers Elon Musk and his many companies, namely Tesla and SpaceX, as well as the companies under the "Magnificent 7" umbrella. He is endlessly fascinated by the ongoing conversation around, and many implications of, artificial intelligence. Ian has previously written for CNBC, Patch.com, The Young Folks and Screenrant, among others.

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Manage episode 405995109 series 3264817
Content provided by Britt Klontz & Jackie Lambert, Britt Klontz, and Jackie Lambert. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Britt Klontz & Jackie Lambert, Britt Klontz, and Jackie Lambert or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode, we analyze a real pitch sent under embargo by the CTO of a tech company to a tech reporter at a leading business publication. We’ll learn how and why this pitch worked, and gain some takeaways of how you too might secure a dream, spotlight coverage like this for your own client or employer.

In this episode, you'll learn all about pitching a reporter for The Street…

  • Why timing is everything with pitching stories

  • How a tech reporter views and utilizes embargos

  • Why efficiency and responsiveness is crucial to securing coverage

Our guest:

  • Ian is a tech reporter for TheStreet. He reports on the tech industry -- with a focus on artificial intelligence -- covering AI companies, safety, regulation and ethics extensively. As an offshoot of his tech coverage, Ian additionally covers Elon Musk and his many companies, namely Tesla and SpaceX, as well as the companies under the "Magnificent 7" umbrella. He is endlessly fascinated by the ongoing conversation around, and many implications of, artificial intelligence. Ian has previously written for CNBC, Patch.com, The Young Folks and Screenrant, among others.

  continue reading

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