Dan Rys is the Director of Business News at Billboard. He covers a range of topics including music, the music business, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on hockey and softball. Dan's work has been featured in Yahoo News, The Oswegonian, and Billboard.
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Dan Rys focuses predominantly on entertainment, with a strong emphasis on music-related topics. He also covers local sports events in Oswego, New York. If you are looking to reach out to Dan Rys, consider pitching stories related to the music industry such as new trends, emerging artists, record labels or developments in African music. For local sports coverage and events in Oswego State University's hockey teams could be of interest to him as well.
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By: Dan Rys
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By: Dan Rys
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"Wicked" the movie is out today. Here's how the music and its soundtrack were adapted from Broadway, according to NBCUniversal exec Mike Knobloch.
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By: Dan Rys
Here's how Jingle Ball and Sabrina Carpenter's holiday TV specials came to life, according to Billboard's Executive of the Week, Michael D. Ratner.
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