Elle Kehres is an Assistant Editor at Radio World. With a background in radio, television, and print journalism, she focuses on the intersections of music business, broadcast media, and the broadcasting industry, while also covering events and conferences in the arts and entertainment sectors. Elle's work has been featured in TV Technology, Radio World, and 98.5 KYGO.
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Elle Kehres specializes in covering the engineering aspects of public and commercial radio. Her articles predominantly consist of press releases, government announcements, and event coverage related to this field. Given her focus on engineering within the realm of public and commercial radio, she may be interested in pitches that offer insights into technological advancements, regulatory changes impacting the industry, or significant events relevant to radio engineers.
As Elle focuses on specific organizations and conferences within the radio engineering space, she would likely appreciate pitches offering expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in these areas. These could include professionals with a wealth of experience in broadcast technology or those actively engaged in policy matters affecting the industry.
Elle's geographic focus is not specified; therefore, it might be beneficial to frame any pitch with an international perspective unless you have reason to believe otherwise based on her previous coverage.
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