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Emily Savage’s Biography

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Emily Savage is the social media editor at Fortune magazine.

She was formerly associate editor for social media and engagement at Pacific Standard Magazine, music editor at the San Francisco Bay Guardian and photo editor at J. the Jewish News Weekly of Northern California.

Her work has appeared in Anthem Magazine, Bust Magazine, Edible Ojai, LA Weekly, SF Weekly, Soma Magazine, VC Reporter, Vegansaurus, Ventana Magazine, and VenusZine, among other publications.

Emily Savage’s Journalist Portfolio

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Down at the Rickshaw

Down at the Rickshaw

The Rickshaw Stop has a pretty basic modus operandi: Shows should be fun and bands should be treated well. He…

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Teen dream machine

Teen dream machine

Call it the Rookie Magazine trickle-down effect: Teen girl rockers ruled the world in 2013. Granted, some 20-…

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On the veg

On the veg

The first thing you need to know about Isa Chandra Moskowitz is that she's a punky legend in the global vegan…

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In the year of worms

In the year of worms

That voice. Those eerie, singular vocals that are somehow both alien and intimately familiar. They sound like…

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Discipline and desire

Discipline and desire

"A lot of dominatrixes are artists," says Oakland's Hether Fortune. "I know a girl who's a tattoo artist, I k…

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'We built a monster kegerator' | SF Bay Guardian

'We built a monster kegerator' | SF Bay Guardian

It seemed to just appear one day, lurking around the corner of the kitchen entryway. It was huge, buzzing, re…

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Articles

Neu Get To Know… Dolder

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By Daisy Carter, Emily Savage
| DIY Magazine Verified
The North East twins crafting big-hearted tunes. Hello and welcome back to DIY’s introducing feature, Get To Know… which aims to get you a little bit closer to the buzziest acts that have been catching our eye as of late, and working out what makes them tick. No, you’re not seeing double (well, sort of…): meet twin sister duo Dolder.
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Crusoe stands the test of time

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By Emily Savage
| LGSeeds UK Blog
It is 14 years since Group 1 milling wheat Crusoe joined the AHDB Recommended List, which is quite a feat considering the many other varieties that have come and gone over that time. Crusoe is now the oldest variety on the RL, yet remains popular among end users for its flour quality and baking performance, while its inherently high protein content continues to give growers the confidence to target premium milling wheat markets.
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After college, I moved in with 3 strangers. Now I never want to live with friends again.

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By Emily Savage
| Yahoo Life Verified
Six months after college, I moved to San Francisco, but was struggling to find potential roommates. • Instead of living alone, I signed a lease with three strangers I met through Facebook groups. • Moving in with people I didn't know was scary, but it's been easier than rooming with friends. When I graduated from college in 2023, I knew I wanted to return to Northern California, where I was born and raised.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Staff writer at the Grunion Gazettes in Long Beach, Calif.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

How is social media changing news?

Everything happens at a quicker rate; subjects are more easily found, though false news can spread rapidly.
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