This U.S. Business of Space Correspondent will cover the business of launching objects into space, space tourism and the competition to build satellite-based communications systems. This beat is more about industry than science, but the successful reporter will delve into the technological details and understand the players’ different engineering and marketing strategies. A hunger for scoops and a desire to work with multimedia teams is a must. Key news to break will include big deals, technological problems and advances and moves of key engineers and, of course, the next steps in the unfolding battle of the billionaires.
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