In this episode of #IMM, Christine and Georgia talk with Dan Stoller, Senior Legal Editor for Bloomberg BNA’s Privacy & Security Law Report. Dan gives us a peak into his background as a reporter and interest areas, his perspective on GDPR as well as the state of data privacy.

"Daniel R. Stoller covers a wide range of issues for the Bloomberg BNA Privacy & Data Security News desk, with a focus primarily on U.S. legal, legislative and regulatory enforcement issues. Recently he has been covering cybersecurity federal policy and legislation, data breach litigation and what harm consumer plaintiffs must face to state a claim, and national security and law enforcement surveillance and encryption issues

Dan regularly caucus with attorneys, government officials, academics and other privacy and data security thought leaders to keep abreast of the latest privacy and data security developments

Stoller has a B.A. in Economics and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has a J.D. from the Dickinson School of Law at Penn State University."

Naomi Eide of CIO Dive joins the podcast to discuss her reporting, data privacy issues and much more!

"Naomi Eide edits CIO Dive with busy executives in mind. She keeps pace with the ever-changing world of tech; from emerging cyberthreats to sussing out the impact of future tech on business. Originally from Washington state, Naomi moved to the capital area to pursue her Master's in journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park. When she's not performing on the bassoon with a local orchestra, Naomi is crushing culinary competitions (Industry Dive pie contest champion, two years running)."

On this edition of Inside the Media Minds, Christine speaks with Aaron Gregg, national security reporter for the Washington Post.

Since 2014, Aaron has covered government contractors and Washington-era businesses for the Washington Post's business section. Check out his articles here - https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/aaron-gregg/?utm_term=.5fa6315512f3

In the second episode of the podcast, Christine Blake and Evan Weisel are joined by Nick Wakeman, Editor-in-chief of Washington Technology.

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BIO

Washington Technology is a web-based publication focused on the business of government contractors. Nick joined Washington Technology as a staff writer in 2006 and has remained with the publication since, becoming senior editor in 2000 and then editor-in-chief in 2005.

Nick led Washington Technology's transition from primarily a print magazine to an exclusively web-based publication as well as launching the WT Insider membership program that offers exclusive paid content.

Washington Technology was acquired along with the rest of PostNewsweek Tech Media in 2007 when the Washington Post Co. sold the group to 1105 Media.

In this episode of Inside the Media Minds, Christine Blake speaks with Megan Gates, associate editor of Security Management.

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BIO

Megan Gates ​​​​​​​​​​joined the Security Management team in 2013 after graduating from Missouri State University. She holds a Bachelor's of Science in Journalism with a minor in Film Studies. During her time as an undergrad, she was the editor-in-chief of the university's award-winning student newspaper, The Standard, and was named the 2013 Missouri College Media Association's Journalist of the Year. In addition to being published by Security Management and The Standard, ​her work's been published by Reuters, USA TODAY College, The Springfield Business Journal, The Cedar Rapids Gazette, Celebrate Arkansas Magazine, and The Joplin Globe.​