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Emily Bloch

National Reporter

AS SEEN ON
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Lawton Publishing Company, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, CARLISLE AREA RELIGIOUS COUNCIL, The Bellingham Herald

Preston's Summary

Emily Bloch is a National Reporter at the Philadelphia Inquirer. She specializes in covering trending national news with a focus on youth and internet culture, exploring themes in journalism, media, and the sciences. Emily's work has been featured in a variety of publications including Teen Vogue, The Florida Times-Union, and The Seattle Times.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 60 %
Events: 9 %
Listicles: 9 %
Data Driven: 8 %
Interviews Q&as: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Elections
  • Government
  • Politics
  • Public Policy
  • Journalism
  • Media
  • Press
  • Astronomy
  • Chemistry

Pitching Insights

Emily Bloch's coverage is largely focused on local events and human interest stories, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news and some government and politics. She may be interested in pitches related to unique local events, heartwarming or inspiring human interest stories, as well as updates about the entertainment industry.

Given her focus on Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, she would likely appreciate pitches that have a specific tie-in to these regions such as unique local traditions or notable individuals from these areas. Additionally, Emily seems inclined towards lighthearted content which engages readers emotionally.

For example:
- Pitching an uplifting story about an extraordinary individual from Pennsylvania overcoming challenges.
- Suggesting ideas for features centered around unique local events or traditions in Philadelphia.
- Providing insights into the impact of entertainment industry developments on the local community.

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Articles

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Stelson 'kind of in shock' over victory against Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Perry

Stelson 'kind of in shock' over victory against Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Perry

By: Ximena Conde, Henry Savage, Rob Tornoe, Aliya Schneider, Nick Vadala, walsh_sean, Sean Collins Walsh, Emily Bloch, Nate File, Anthony R. Wood, Brooke Schultz, Dugan Arnett, Lacey Latch, Susan K. Livio, Vinny Vella, Jesse Bunch, Dana Munro, Sam Janesch, Robert Moran, Amy S. Rosenberg, Kristen A. Graham, Jess Rohan, Michelle Baruchman, Sarah Nicell, Anna Orso, Jillian Kramer, schneider_aliya, Alfred Lubrano, Denali Sagner, janesch_sam

The balance of power in Harrisburg and Washington is up for grabs, as Democrats try to flip the Pennsylvania Senate and take control of Congress.

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At Penn, economic anxiety and anti-Trump sentiment

At Penn, economic anxiety and anti-Trump sentiment

By: Sean Collins Walsh, Brooke Schultz, kramer_jillian, janesch_sam, Anthony R. Wood, moran_robert, Michelle Baruchman, Anna Orso, Dugan Arnett, Jesse Bunch, Lacey Latch, Nate File, Dana Munro, Jess Rohan, Emily Bloch, Sam Janesch, Henry Savage, Kristen A. Graham, Vinny Vella, Sarah Nicell, Nick Vadala, Denali Sagner, Amy S. Rosenberg, bloch_emily, Alfred Lubrano, Rob Tornoe, Susan K. Livio, Jillian Kramer, Aliya Schneider, Ximena Conde, Robert Moran

The balance of power in Harrisburg and Washington is up for grabs, as Democrats try to flip the Pennsylvania Senate and take control of Congress.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon reelected in Pennsylvania's 5th Congressional District

U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon reelected in Pennsylvania's 5th Congressional District

By: Nate File, Susan K. Livio, Dugan Arnett, Sam Janesch, Jesse Bunch, Henry Savage, Lacey Latch, Michelle Baruchman, Rob Tornoe, Jillian Kramer, Sean Collins Walsh, Denali Sagner, Jess Rohan, Sarah Nicell, Amy S. Rosenberg, Nick Vadala, Aliya Schneider, Dana Munro, Brooke Schultz, Ximena Conde, Anthony R. Wood, Alfred Lubrano, Robert Moran, Emily Bloch, Kristen A. Graham, Vinny Vella, Anna Orso

Democrats flipped four U.S. House seats in Pennsylvania amid a nationwide blue wave.

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