Buzzfeed's Mittenthal Moves to the Guardian
Tue, Sep. 26, 2023
By Steve Barnes
Buzzfeed VP, communications Matt Mittenthal moves to The Guardian US, where he will serve as head of communications.
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Buzzfeed VP, communications Matt Mittenthal moves to The Guardian US, where he will serve as head of communications.
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