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Brooke Seipel

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  • Journalist | Audience Growth & Content Strategy Expert, Freelance
  • Editor-in-Chief, mcafee.com
California
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Covers:  General U.S. News, Business and Finance, Trending News, Internet Culture, Local News, Breaking News
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Brooke Seipel’s Biography

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Brooke Seipel is a content strategist and journalist specializing in audience growth and platform management. Currently at Fortune, she brings a data-driven approach to storytelling, driving engagement across digital platforms. Brooke started her career at The Orange County Register and later led social media at The Hill during pivotal election cycles.

With experience across newsrooms, nonprofits, and digital startups, Brooke excels at transforming complex topics into compelling, approachable c…

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Harvard fundraising tops $1 billion despite being rocked by protests and a presidential ouster

Harvard fundraising tops $1 billion despite being rocked by protests and a presidential ouster

Harvard, the world's wealthiest university, had an endowment valued at $53.2 billion as of June 2024.

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The Justice Department will 'very likely' kill Google's billion-dollar deal to be the default sea...

The Justice Department will 'very likely' kill Google's billion-dollar deal to be the default sea...

Jefferies estimates the $25 billion deal makes up 20% of Apple's pretax profit, or about 6.3% of total revenu…

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The lunch paradox: Workers say breaks boost productivity, but most skip meals due to workload

The lunch paradox: Workers say breaks boost productivity, but most skip meals due to workload

In place of lunch breaks, there has been a rise in "little treat culture," influenced by the TikTok trend of …

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5 secrets to building a personal brand that elevates your career

5 secrets to building a personal brand that elevates your career

Impostor syndrome is easy to have, especially early on in your career. But Russell asked the audience, "If no…

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Boeing to slash 10% of workforce, laying off 17,000 employees

Boeing to slash 10% of workforce, laying off 17,000 employees

New Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg shared the news in a letter with employees Friday afternoon after the company re…

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Elon Musk unveils Tesla's Cybercab-no steering wheel, no pedals

Elon Musk unveils Tesla's Cybercab-no steering wheel, no pedals

Musk promised the car would go for $30,000.

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7 Shopping Scams Americans Report Seeing Most: This Week in Scams

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By Brooke Seipel Verified
| mcafee.com
Last week, McAfee warned that economic pressure and AI are creating ideal conditions for online shopping scams. This week, that warning got another real-world example. New reporting revealed that cloned shopping websites have appeared in AI-generated search results, potentially directing consumers to convincing fake storefronts designed to steal payment information and personal data.
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ServiceNow Data Exposure and a New VA Scam: This Week in Scams

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By Brooke Seipel Verified
| mcafee.com
Most people think a data breach starts with a hacker breaking into a system. In reality, and in many cases, it starts with human error or oversight. This week, cloud software giant ServiceNow disclosed that a software flaw allowed some customer data to be accessed without authentication, potentially exposing information that should never have been publicly available. The incident is a reminder that your personal information can be put at risk even when cybercriminals aren’t directly responsible.
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McAfee Wins SE Labs’ Highest Honor for Home Anti-Malware Protection

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By Brooke Seipel Verified
| mcafee.com
McAfee is proud to be recognized with the SE Labs Home Anti-Malware Award 2026, one of the most respected independent recognitions in consumer cybersecurity. This marks the second year in a row that McAfee is being recognized with the Home Anti-Malware Award, proving our continued excellence and efficiency. Now in its eighth year, the SE Labs Awards honor cybersecurity providers delivering outstanding protection across consumer, small business, and enterprise markets.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I own one and have indeed used it.

Why did you become a journalist?

I wanted to be a lifelong learner, and journalism is learning the truth and providing a report.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I did not! So it's never too late to start.
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