By: Josh O’Kane
The funding FACTOR provides can be crucial for supporting Canadian artists to help cover the costs of to cover some of the costs of recording, marketing and touring
Josh O'Kane is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. He covers the institutions, economics, and policy that underpin arts and culture, with a focus on the impacts of recent fiscal realities on the artistic community, including organizational challenges and technological disruptions. O'Kane is the author of two national bestsellers and has been recognized with awards for his reporting, contributing to his reputation as a dogged journalist with a penchant for storytelling.
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Josh O'Kane's coverage primarily focuses on Canadian culture, arts organizations, and governance. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics. If you are reaching out to him, consider offering insights or expert commentary on the latest developments in Canadian cultural events, arts organizations, or governance issues.
Given his focus on music and journalism as well as his interest in entertainment news overall, pitches relating to new album releases, artistic achievements of Canadians, or reviews of books that delve into the world of journalism may also be well-received.
Since Josh's geographic focus is national (Canada), it’s important for your pitch to have relevance specifically within Canada or a clear connection to Canadian culture and society.
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