Anne Steele is a music industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in covering the business side of the music industry. Her articles provide insights into topics such as concert attendance, record sales, streaming platforms, and the financial aspects of the music business. Anne's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance, The Australian, and MarketWatch.
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Anne Steele's coverage mainly focuses on the entertainment industry, particularly music and live events. She often reports on company announcements, financial results, and market movements related to major players in the music and live events business such as Taylor Swift, Live Nation, Spotify, and Ticketmaster.
If you are reaching out to Anne with a pitch or news release, consider offering insights into financial performances of companies in the entertainment sector or developments impacting key players such as artists' re-releases or changes in streaming platforms. Additionally, if your expertise aligns with trends shaping the intersection of technology and entertainment industries, such as streaming services or digital distribution models for music and concerts, it could be relevant for her reporting.
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The top shows are adding video, merchandise and live tours and signing megadeals with Spotify, Sirius and Amazon.
The top shows are adding video, merchandise and live tours and signing megadeals with Spotify, Sirius and Amazon.
By: Jessica Toonkel, Lauren Thomas, Anne Steele
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