Ashley Carman is a Reporter at Bloomberg, specializing in podcasting, music, and audio. With a focus on the intersections of publishing and media, she covers topics ranging from the music business to entertainment news, including celebrities and the broadcasting industry. Ashley's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Verge, TIME, and Bloomberg Law.
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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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By: Ashley Carman
The company will soon begin saving tickets for artists’ top fans in coordination with Live Nation.
ElevenLabs is taking on Spotify and Audible in a looming battle over becoming the go-to platform for audiobooks
Spotify Technology SA, announced several new initiatives — from concert ticket perks to a major AI-generated music licensing deal — that the Swedish audio streaming company said will help fuel growth over the next four years.
The agreement is worth as much as $100 million over multiple years.
Evelyn Webster has been named the new chief executive officer of the company behind Crime Junkie
The New Jersey legend crossed the US on an anti-Trump tour and released a protest song. His fans keep buying tickets and listening.
From AI to fraud to AI-powered fraud, the music business has some concerns
Even if you’re one of the biggest pop stars in history, Grindr and Bilt can help you sell albums
Apple charged into video podcasts earlier this year after ceding market share to YouTube. Shows that opted in early are cautiously optimistic about the results.
Veteran hosts like Marc Maron, Al Franken and the Culture Gabfest crew are hanging up their headphones and setting down their mics.
