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Newsmodo streamlines pitching process

Targeted pitching strengthens connections between freelancers and news organisations.
24 Jul 2013 12:00
Matt Millikan
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Matt Millikan
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Matt Millikan is a writer and former assistant editor at ArtsHub. You should follow him @MattMEsq or at This Is Not an Exit

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