Mark Armstrong is a Franchise Partner at ABC11. He specializes in sports, sports business, and the intersection of culture and society, while also covering topics related to publishing and media, as well as animal rights and welfare. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Astronomy Now Magazine, Euronews, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Mark Armstrong's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly running and fitness-related events in Norwich. His interest also lies in personal experiences related to these activities. If you wish to reach out to him, consider providing insights or stories about local sporting events, marathons, fitness trends, and personal achievements within the realm of running and other sports. Additionally, considering his attention to government announcements and world affairs might help tailor your pitches effectively if they intersect with his interests.
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Mark Armstrong discovers the challenge of racing on tired legs at the Bure Valley 10 Mile as his focus turns to Peterborough and Verona.
After a mixed few weeks, Mark Armstrong heads to the Peterborough Half Marathon hoping fresh legs can provide a confidence boost before Verona.
By: Mark Armstrong
How Pulitzer winner Miriam Pawel used archives and human-centered storytelling to retrace the epic journey of the University of California. Plus: National Book Award finalists and AI writer scams
After a difficult Peterborough Half Marathon, Mark Armstrong gets some frank advice from Logan Smith about his training and preparations for Verona.
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By: Mark Armstrong
Journalist Jamie Fisher interviews 140 people to get to the heart of an artist’s life in ‘Nobody Broke Your Heart’
A calf injury has disrupted Mark Armstrong’s Verona Marathon preparations, leaving him weighing up one final race against the importance of recovery.
‘You Can See Everything’ redefines documentaries. Plus: Jamie Fisher interviews 140 people for her biography of singer-songwriter Elliott Smith.
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