Paul Fitzgerald

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Paul Fitzgerald is a science and technology journalist based in Toronto, ON, and he also is the founder and owner of Salt & Pepper Media Inc., a widely known public relations firm that secures media coverage for new tech start-ups. He is also a freelance writer with the Toronto Sun and the Toronto Tribune, and he hosts the Tech Spotlight Feature on YourTV News and Halton Outlook Today (HOT) News. Fitzgerald's firm has clients in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Montreal, New York City, San Diego, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Las Vegas.

Want To Tap Into Your Peak Physical Potential? This Mouthpiece Can Help You Unlock It 0

Peak physical performance is often talked in fitness circles but is rarely achieved. Blame it on lesser recovery from hard workouts, or simply lacking the right equipment that can help you amplify your efforts. Sounds about reasonable, right? For the same reason, athletes are totally amazed with new mouthpiece technology that’s blowing up on the

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Slasher is a new app for horror film fanatics 1

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