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Katie Bird

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Left Voice, Distorted Sound Magazine

Coverage Attributes:

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Opinion: 33 %
Informative: 26 %
Reviews: 20 %
Review: 6 %
Events: 6 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Music Business
  • Music Genres

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Katie Bird's coverage heavily revolves around music, particularly album and EP reviews as well as artist introductions. If you are a musician or represent an artist, reaching out to Katie for a feature on new releases or upcoming talent could be beneficial. She may also be interested in covering live events.

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Articles

Left Voice

Why the Met Needs a Fighting Union

Why the Met Needs a Fighting Union

By: Katie Bird

On Monday, my coworkers and I at the Metropolitan Museum of Art filed for a union election. If we win, around 900 museum workers will be unionized with the UAW. But we don't just need a union: we need a fighting union that expresses the collective voice of its rank and file.

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