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Erica Herrero-Martinez appointed technology, media and telecoms reporter at Dow Jones Newswires
Erica
Herrero-Martinez will leave her role as carbon and nuclear
power reporter at Dow Jones to take up a new post with the company as reporter for
technology, media and telecoms.Herrero-Martinez began as a trainee reporter on Gas Matters before working at Argus Media as a carbon reporter and editor.
She told Journalism.co.uk: "My advice to anyone would be never be afraid to ask a question, even if it sounds stupid or obvious."
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