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Freelance journalist calls-for-pitches
- Business Insider / Working Parents First-Person Pitches | Paige DiFiore, a deputy editor at Business Insider who commissions lifestyle and first-person freelance stories, is accepting pitches for “Village For Hire,” about unconventional ways working parents outsource everyday tasks and the people earning money by helping them. From $240 / £182 per 600-word piece.
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