Ashley Carman is a reporter at Bloomberg, covering the podcasting, music, and audio industry. With a focus on arts and entertainment, publishing and media, and the intersection of technology and finance, she explores topics such as podcasts, Spotify, and AI. Ashley's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Verge, TIME, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Ashley Carman's coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of technology and content & publishing, with an emphasis on music streaming services. She frequently reports on layoffs, product promotions, and events related to companies like Spotify and Apple.
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Some prominent podcast hosts are shifting away from interviews in favor of monologues and co-hosts
The Swedish streaming giant is leaning fully into the “podcast election”
By: Ashley Carman
Taylor Swift and sped-up remixes were notably absent from the top of this year’s lists
The new product competes with Google’s viral NotebookLM
By: Ashley Carman
The partnership illustrates the mixed-martial-arts company’s growing cultural alignment with conservative politicians and podcasters
By: Lucas Shaw, Ashley Carman
The consortium of investors includes Crooked Media and host Sean Evans
By: Ashley Carman, Lucas Shaw
The consortium of investors includes Crooked Media and host Sean Evans
By: Ashley Carman, Lucas Shaw
BuzzFeed Inc. has sold First We Feast, its food-centered brand behind the popular YouTube interview show Hot Ones, to a group of investors for $82.5 million, ending a months-long search and raising cash to pay down debt.
By: Ashley Carman, Lucas Shaw
The buyers include an affiliate of Soros Fund Management, progressive podcast company Crooked Media and Mythical Entertainment, the media company founded by the YouTube creators known as Rhett and Link.
By: Ashley Carman
The podcaster duo have worked with Vox Media since the launch of their business-focused program
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