By: Marsha Lederman
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Marsha Lederman is a journalist and author at The Globe and Mail. She writes extensively on culture and society, covering topics such as publishing, healthcare, and the impact of artificial intelligence, while also exploring regional interests and world news. Her work has been featured in The Walrus and The Globe and Mail.
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Marsha's coverage primarily centers on entertainment, culture & society with a focus on evolving stories and government announcements. She often includes expert commentary in her articles.
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