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Catherine Valentine

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Substack, CNN, MSN, MSN Canada, Content Is Not King, The Mercury News, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, KABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA), KTRK-TV (Houston, TX), WLS-TV (Chicago, IL), WTVD-TV (Durham, NC) and
Co-Founder of Spur: the growth agency and product lab for media founders. Substack's First Head of News & Politics. @ZcohenCNN’s other half.
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Help Us Build A List of Politicians On Substack

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By Emily Sundberg, Chris Cillizza Verified, Hamish McKenzie, Catherine Valentine
| Content Is Not King
Just recently, suggested “there are about to be a lot more brands using Substack as a marketing channel.” As we suggested in our latest newsletter, Substack is growing and shifting priorities. It is definitely growing with independent journalist. said it best: “Substack is no longer simply something a journalist who has been cast off or cast aside from legacy media does until he or she finds their next gig in that legacy media world.
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The formula for a Republican blowout.

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By Emily Sundberg, Bari Weiss Verified, Catherine Valentine, Audrey Horne
| Feed Me (Substack)
I came to DC yesterday to do some Inauguration reporting. When I got off the train at Union Station, it was snowing outside which made all of the red hats look particularly dramatic. During my 30-minute wait for a taxi, the sky was morphing from a strange scarlet sunset-color that happens sometimes during afternoon snowfalls, to a dark cloudy blue, to a clearish night.
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The formula for a Republican blowout.

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By Emily Sundberg, Bari Weiss Verified, Catherine Valentine, Audrey Horne
| Substack
I came to DC yesterday to do some Inauguration reporting. When I got off the train at Union Station, it was snowing outside which made all of the red hats look particularly dramatic. During my 30-minute wait for a taxi, the sky was morphing from a strange scarlet sunset-color that happens sometimes during afternoon snowfalls, to a dark cloudy blue, to a clearish night.
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