Elizabeth Dilts Marshall is a Senior Finance Correspondent at Billboard. She specializes in the intersection of music and finance, covering topics such as the music business, financial markets, and the impact of platforms like Spotify. Her insights and analyses are featured in Billboard and the Black Promoters Collective.
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Elizabeth Dilts Marshall's coverage largely revolves around the music industry, with a focus on news and developments within the sector. Her articles center on press releases, private sector announcements, and investment analysis. This suggests that she may be interested in receiving pitches related to newsworthy events within the music industry such as major deals between music companies or emerging trends in music streaming and copyright issues.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and investment analysis, Elizabeth might be open to hearing from executives at music companies announcing significant business developments or analysts who can provide insights into market trends impacting the entertainment industry.
Her work does not specify a specific geographic focus but appears to cover global developments within the entertainment and publishing sectors.
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By: Josh Glicksman, Kristin Robinson, Michael Saponara, Heran Mamo, Griselda Flores, Kyle Denis, Joe Lynch, Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
Kaash Paige and more new recording academy members on why they joined the organization, what changes they'd like to see and why the Grammys matter.
By: Glenn Peoples, Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
With the music industry settled into a post-pandemic routine and the halcyon days of initial public offerings in the rearview mirror, 2024 could have been a sleepy year for financial transactions.
By: Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
Sirius has become the dominant provider of audio entertainment subscriptions in vehicles in the recent years in the U.S. but concerns over softening
By: Elizabeth Dilts Marshall, Glenn Peoples
A billionaire in the music business usually doesn't start out in the music business. They begin in less glamorous industries until, with a large
Founded in 2007 in New York, Downtown Music Holdings is the parent company of the direct-to-creator distributor CD Baby, and the direct-to-business
By: Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
Downtown's publishing president says revenue is up 40% amid its sale to UMG, with expected revenue of $200 million in 2024, a 40% increase from 2023.
By: Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
The fund majority owned by billionaire investor Bill Ackman is set to leave the Netherlands, a move Ackman wants Universal Music Group to make, as well.
By: Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
As wildfires continue to threaten Los Angeles amid dangerous “red flag” conditions, the boutique bank Raine has announced that its Grammy Week event
By: Ed Christman, Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
Besides the Influence Media deal, the waning months of 2024 also saw Concord raising $850 million through its third asset-backed bond offering run
By: Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
According to the report , released Thursday (Jan. 23), independent artists and others who own master recordings received about $3.41 per 1,000 streams globally in 2024.
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