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Drew Harwell — National Business Reporter, Washington Post (Muck Rack)

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Muck Rack profile of Drew Harwell, listed as a verified National Business Reporter at the Washington Post in Washington D.C., covering business and finance, real estate and the U.S. It lists him as seen in the Washington Post, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times and other outlets. The page counts 13 portfolio items and 621 articles; the portfolio pieces shown date from 2015 and cover Discovery, Hollywood diversity, Carly Fiorina's record at HP, Disney World and Subway, and the recent bylines include “Netflix is coming for your kids” and a test of self-driving cars that cost about $20,000. Its Twitter section, with posts from April 2016, shows 4,024 followers.

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Drew Harwell

Verified

Washington D.C.

National Business Reporter
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Washington Post

Business and Finance,

Real Estate,

U.S.

As seen in:
Washington Post,

The Guardian,

Los Angeles Times,

Chicago Tribune,

The Independent,

Boston Globe,

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and 77 more,

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the business of entertainment (and everything else)

About

Staff writer, the Washington Post. Not a businessman; I cover business, man. drew.harwell@washpost.com

Drew Harwell's Biography

National business writer for the Washington Post.

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Portfolio

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Life after 'Honey Boo Boo': Inside Discovery's fight to grow up

Since the Discovery Channel first hit the airwaves 30 years ago with an after-school special on icebergs, t...

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December 31, 2015

Diverse movies are a huge business. Why doesn't Hollywood make more?

Four of the year's 25 top-grossing movies star a minority in a leading role. All but two had white director...

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December 14, 2015

Fiorina's record at HP defines her candidacy - which could be a problem

At a polished New York press announcement in 2001, Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina, then the ...

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September 25, 2015

Your gynecologist had to start somewhere. Thank these actors.

In Norfolk, Va. For her next lesson, the teacher, a petite, dark-haired woman named Anna C. Sosa, shrugs of...

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September 2, 2015

How theme parks like Disney World left the middle class behind

When Walt Disney World opened in an Orlando swamp in 1971, with its penny arcade and marching-band parade d...

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June 11, 2015

The rise and fall of Subway, the world's biggest food chain

With 43,945 sandwich shops in 110 countries, Subway has become the world's most ubiquitous restaurant chain...

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May 29, 2015

Articles

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Netflix is coming for your kids - SentinelSource.com: Business News

By Drew Harwell

sentinelsource.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

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Netflix is coming for your kids (and your money)

By Drew Harwell

seattletimes.com
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The big-business battle for kids' distracted attention spans has never been more competitive - or lucrative - and Netflix has aggressively angled to use its data-driven insights to make programs kids don't want to turn off.

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

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We drove cars that can drive themselves - and cost only $20,000

By Drew Harwell

washingtonpost.com
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Good news: You can buy a car today that will stop itself from crashing, keep itself in lane and even speed up and slow down to match the traffic ahead. Even better news: You don't have to go broke paying for it. Cars with this type of sort-of-self-driving technology now start at about $20,000.

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 05, 2016

I spent two weeks with two really cheap cars that can - yes - drive themselves. The future! wapo.st/1PRPKjs pic.twitter.com/u6F5rs0hkt

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 05, 2016

The $20,000 sort-of-self-driving car is here. I took it for a drive and only got weirded out three times wapo.st/1PRVGsX

Todd Frankel

Writer

Apr 05, 2016

We drove cars that can drive themselves - and cost only $20,000 wpo.st/zELS1 @drewharwell behind the wheel

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 05, 2016

RT @tcfrankel: We drove cars that can drive themselves - and cost only $20,000 wpo.st/zELS1 @drewharwell behind the wheel

Renae Merle

Apr 05, 2016

We drove cars that can drive themselves — and cost only $20,000 wapo.st/238XhHr

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Doris Truong,

Drew Harwell

Doris Truong

Homepage Editor

Apr 05, 2016

.@drewharwell lets an affordable car (mostly) do the driving wpo.st/0BTS1

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 06, 2016

RT @DorisTruong: .@drewharwell lets an affordable car (mostly) do the driving wpo.st/0BTS1

Netflix is coming for your kids - The Killeen Daily Herald: Technology

By Drew Harwell

kdhnews.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Netflix Is Coming for Your Kids

By Drew Harwell

gadgets.ndtv.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Netflix is Coming For Your Kids

By Drew Harwell

courant.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Netflix is coming for your kids

By Drew Harwell

dailygazette.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Netflix wants to captivate your kids

By Drew Harwell

nhregister.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Netflix wants to captivate your kids

By Drew Harwell

middletownpress.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

Netflix wants to captivate your kids

By Drew Harwell

registercitizen.com
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When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Wrong byline?

This byline is for a different person with the same name as me.

This byline is mine, but I want my name removed.

Other byline problem

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Twitter Feed

@drewharwell —
4,024
followers, 12,351
tweets

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 23, 2016

RT @FrancesSSellers: Trump or Drumpf? There were Drombs and Trums if you go back far enough washingtonpost.com/politics/in-tr…

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 23, 2016

RT @germanotes: on.wsj.com/1Sh2t53 pic.twitter.com/w3pyZ3cSL9

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 21, 2016

RT @MikeIsaac: some v good comments on the obit.
nytimes.com/2016/04/22/art… pic.twitter.com/K1Jx873t41

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 21, 2016

Prince "used fashion as an aphrodisiac. It was foreplay, afterglow — and the divinely sweaty middle" wapo.st/1rpVMEk @RobinGivhan

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 21, 2016

Only one woman was named CEO of a major North American company last year. wapo.st/1pmqhJh @jenamcgregor

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 21, 2016

Gotta hear both sides wapo.st/1YIBkbQ pic.twitter.com/aHZPB3Huo2

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 21, 2016

"When women are outnumbered, they speak for between a quarter and a third less time than the men." nyti.ms/1YIABY1

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 21, 2016

@bterris A take both fiery hot and paralyzingly cold

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 20, 2016

RT @AVAETC: "And I prayed to God to make me strong. And able to fight. And that's what I've always prayed for ever since." #HarrietTubman 1865

Drew Harwell

National Business Reporter

Apr 20, 2016

Revenue opportunity? twitter.com/MicahGrimes/st…

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