Resilience Media Secures Investment, Scales Its Editorial Team

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annaescher2 · 9h ago

Team of former TechCrunch editors have secured funding to launch Resilience Media, an editorial publication dedicated to original reporting on the defence, security, and resilience tech sectors.

The writing team brings together an exceptional group of experienced journalists across a number of geographies. They have written previously for Fortune, The New York Times, TechCrunch, Wired, Reuters, Gizmodo, Venture Beat, and The Irish Times, among other notable publications.

They are open to news announcements, pitches, and tips.

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Resilience Media Secures Investment, Scales Its Editorial Team

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