Claire Atkinson is a Contributing Editor at The Ankler. She covers media, technology, and marketing, frequently reporting on major players like Disney, Netflix, and Warner Bros, as well as themes related to business leaders and unemployment. Claire's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Business Insider, Yahoo News, and NBC News.
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Claire Atkinson's coverage predominantly focuses on the media and entertainment industry, with an emphasis on Hollywood, streaming services, television networks, and bankruptcy. Her articles often include event coverage and expert commentary.
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By: Claire Atkinson
Over email, the disgraced publisher recounts the years the scion was Pecker's ticket to the big time — and his calling card to Donald Trump
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By: Claire Atkinson, Gregg Kilday
The American West auteur admits he needs money to finish his four-part opus. Plus: Trump movie meets U.S. resistance; today's Jury Grid
Calls for death of the 'bloated indie' and rebellion prevail: 'We have to innovate . . . [or] we're dead.' Plus: A new leader on the Screen Jury Grid
Jessica Reif Ehrlich and Rich Greenfield spar over WBD; others lose investors millions. How Wall St.'s equity researchers became the loudest mouths in the room
By: Claire Atkinson
Four years ago James Murdoch quit Fox "due to disagreements over certain editorial content published by the company's news outlets," but the Tesla director has been silent on his friend Musk.
By: Claire Atkinson
I talk to Peter Naylor and marketers about the dangerous game the streamer is playing as it blurs ads, shopping and content
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