Alan Crawford is a German Government Editor at Bloomberg. He specializes in telecommunications, transportation, and mobility, with a keen focus on emerging technologies such as AI platforms, 5G technology, and space travel. Alan's insights have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance Canada, The Sunday Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Alan Crawford's coverage spans government and politics, including global elections, EU-China relations, migration issues, and the global economy. Given this wide-ranging focus on political developments globally, he may be open to receiving pitches from experts with insights into these areas.
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The French president has been an early advocate, touting his country’s tech talent and nuclear power.
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