By: Anne Steele
The talks with AI startups concern how the labels—and their artists—would get paid for music’s use in generative AI models.
Anne Steele is a Music Industry Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including the music business, corporate finance, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on celebrities and major concerts and festivals. Anne's work has been featured in MarketWatch, The Australian, LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, Editor & Publisher Magazine, Magzter, and MSN.
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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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