Is the MIT Technology Review link dofollow? What we could and couldn't check
MIT Technology Review is a technology magazine and news site. Its pitch page invites freelance writers to send pitches for online and print stories.
Our check
- Link
- Not checkableWe couldn't check this one on a public page.
- Approval
- PitchYou pitch; someone else decides whether you're used and linked.
- Where it shows
- The author line or bio on your published piece, if one is given
- Popularity
- Outside the Tranco top million
- Checked
- We did not find a contributor page on the site that links to the writer's own website, so we could not read a live link. We don't guess.
Rules and free route: MIT Technology Review's own page
How to get the link
- Read the pitch page and the site's rules on AI-written text.
- Email a short pitch to the online news address for web stories, or the print address for magazine stories.
- Include a short bio and links to a few published clips.
- Optionally join the freelance journalists database through the form on the page.
Worth it if
You can report or explain a technology story well and have clips to show.
Skip it if
You want a quick link, since it is an editor-led, selective route and pitches must be written by you, not by AI.