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Juno Stump

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Kalamazoo
As seen in: Medium, MSN Canada, MSN Ireland, MSN Singapore, GameSpot, Kotaku, Substack, Polygon, Tom's Guide, Game Informer and
Covers:  culture, technology, entertainment, politics, anything interesting really --
Doesn't Cover: Sports

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Juno Stump’s Biography

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Public Relations Specialist, journalist, mock reviewer, and anything in between

Juno Stump’s Journalist Portfolio

Polygon

Polygon

Interviews, research-based features, topical culture pieces, humor, etc

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GameSpot

GameSpot

news, research-based features, topical culture pieces, researched lists, etc

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Tom's Guide

Tom's Guide

Reviews

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Articles

How tech limitations actually made Silent Hill and Crash Bandicoot better games

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What was your first job as a journalist?

Pixelvolt - 2013

How is social media changing news?

I worked really hard on it and enjoyed researching the topic.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

April O' Neil.