Joe Flint

Staff Reporter

Preston's Summary

Joe Flint is a staff reporter for The Wall Street Journal, known for his contrarian and provocative reporting style. He covers media and entertainment industry news, including topics such as mergers and acquisitions, executive moves, and the impact of technology on the industry. His work has also been featured in outlets such as Talking Biz News, Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, MarketWatch, l'Opinion, and Financial News.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Press Release: 35 %
Private Sector Announcements: 23 %
Cites Data: 8 %
Event Coverage: 6 %
Government Announcement: 5 %

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Pitching Insights

Joe Flint's coverage is centered around the media, entertainment industry, and sports. Most of his articles cover press releases and private sector announcements related to media deals, streaming services, and entertainment industry. He seems particularly interested in stories about major players in the media landscape such as Amazon, Disney, NBCUniversal.

If you have insights into significant developments or trends within these companies or their industries – especially those related to new content launches, strategic partnerships or major executive movements – your pitch would likely be well received by Joe. Additionally, if you have unique data or analysis on how these businesses are navigating changes in consumer behavior or technology adoption that can also be valuable for your outreach strategy.

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