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is a US news site which is self-described as a ‘high-end tabloid’, and which prides itself on independent, original journalism. Innovation editor Neel V Patel is accepting pitches for feature stories. He notes that tells stories for a general audience that is used to reading about science and tech, but that you should avoid jargon and be able to explain complex topics without confusing or alienating readers. He recommends using thoughtful metaphors and analogies, wit, warmth and comparisons and references to pop culture.

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