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Washington, D.C.
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Space industry journalist since 1998. Tracking the politics, business, and vision of space exploration.

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CitiBike E-Bike Gang Marauds Manhattan; Subway Fatality at E. 53rd St.

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By Brian Berger
| Chelsea News Verified
There's a new robbery gang in town. Unsurprisingly, the gang chose CitiBike e-bikes to maraud Manhattan on Monday March 17, and steal the headphones off at least seven people's heads: five women, two men. Because CitiBike e-bikes-which can travel 20 mph with no physical effort-are easily stolen and can be checked out by means which leave no record of their actual user, NYPD is asking for help in ascertaining the identity and whereabouts of the perpetrators.
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35 years of SpaceNews: A trusted voice in a transforming space industry

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By Brian Berger
| Copernical.com
Home News 35 years of SpaceNews: A trusted voice in a transforming space industry Write a comment Thirty-five years ago today, SpaceNews published its first issue, defying naysayers who claimed the space industry circa 1989 was too small to justify a dedicated weekly publication. With a small […] The post 35 years of SpaceNews: A trusted voice in a transforming space industry appeared first on SpaceNews. Read more from original source...
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35 years of SpaceNews: A trusted voice in a transforming space industry

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By Brian Berger
| SpaceNews Verified
Thirty-five years ago today, SpaceNews published its first issue, defying naysayers who claimed the space industry circa 1989 was too small to justify a dedicated weekly publication. With a small but passionate team — much like today’s — we set out to cover the business and politics of space at a time when commercialization was still in its infancy. Three and a half decades later, we find ourselves reporting on an industry that has grown and flourished beyond anything we could have imagined.
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National Space Club

2019 - Communicator of the Year