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Natasha Lee

Atlanta
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Journalist. Intensely curious. Adventure seeker. coffee drinker. Always on the hunt for the perfect burrito.
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The CEO appointment that sent LinkedIn into meltdown

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By Natasha Lee
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
They say politics is Hollywood for ugly people. If that's true, LinkedIn is the schoolyard for adults who love to talk about what their loved one's death taught them about B2B sales.
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Did Sky News break ACMA rules airing chat with Hanson's daughter?

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By Natasha Lee
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Sky News Australia is facing questions over its failure to identify a Tasmanian One Nation Senate candidate as a political figure during a regional segment on the town of Richmond, Tasmania. The package, filed by Sky News regional correspondent Jaynie Seal, saw the presenter travel to Richmond and interview several people who appeared to be locals discussing how the town has changed over the years and what support they would like to see from state and federal governments.
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What Rebel Wilson's court win means for her personal brand

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By Natasha Lee
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Rebel Wilson may have won her defamation case against actress Charlotte MacInnes, but the reputational conversation is far from settled. Sure, the Federal Court's decision dismissing the claim marked a significant victory for Wilson, but in an age where personal brands are shaped as much by public perception as court rulings, reputation experts say the real impact will be measured well beyond the courtroom.
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