Kristin Robinson is a Music Publishing Reporter at Billboard. She covers a diverse range of topics, including music business, pop music, and the intersection of AI and legal affairs within the industry. Kristin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Cigalah Group, Yahoo News, Belleville News-Democrat, The State Newspaper, NewsBreak, and BioRxiv.
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Kristin Robinson's articles primarily focus on the music industry, specifically covering content and publishing, as well as entertainment. Her coverage attributes reveal a significant reliance on press releases and private sector announcements.
For effective outreach to Kristin, consider offering exclusive insights into the music industry or upcoming trends in content creation. Sources that can provide insider perspectives from within the music business would likely capture her attention, especially those with unique viewpoints on changes in royalties, publishing deals, or emerging technologies impacting the industry.
It’s important to note that Kristin focuses heavily on official announcements and partnerships within the sector; therefore, pitches should emphasize newsworthy updates related to music production companies' collaborations and advancements in technology used in songwriting and production processes.
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About a month ago, the song debuted at No. 1 on both charts and continues to rank at the top through the week of Nov. 23.
By: Kristin Robinson
Over the last two days, Drake has alleged that UMG artificially inflated the streams of Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us." Here, Billboard analyzes his claims.
The company calls Fugatto, short for Foundational Generative Audio Transformer Opus 1, a "Swiss Army knife for sound."
By: Kristin Robinson
As 2024 ends, here are the most consequential music publishing stories of the year, from TikTok battles to Spotify bundles to "BBL Drizzy" and more.
By: Kristin Robinson
This week in publishing news briefs: Lion King composer Lebo M sold his catalog rights to Reservoir, Kobalt signed Latin artist Ela Taubert and more.
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: Kristin Robinson
Sony Music Publishing has opened a new songwriter studio hub in Hollywood the includes writer studios, listening rooms, a recording studio and more.
CD Baby laid off members of its creator services team last week, a source close to the matter tells Billboard.
By: Kristin Robinson
The biggest AI music stories of 2024 involve a Drake diss track, the TikTok-UMG fight, several lawsuits, Tenneessee's ELVIS Act on deepfakes and more.
By: Kristin Robinson, Gail Mitchell, Melinda Newman
Just three of the approximately two dozen major-label CEOs are women, and the situation isn't much better in other sectors of the business. Why not more?
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