Lucas Shaw is a Managing Editor at [Employer]. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, arts and entertainment, and broadcasting, providing insights into the evolving landscape of these industries. Lucas has been featured in numerous prestigious outlets, including Bloomberg-Quint, Los Angeles Times, and TIME, among others.
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Lucas Shaw's coverage centers heavily on the content and publishing aspects of the entertainment industry, with a focus on streaming services. He also covers event-based news and frequently references data in his articles.
Given his focus, Lucas would likely be open to pitches that provide insights into trends in the streaming service industry, such as emerging business models or shifts in consumer behavior. Additionally, he may be interested in commentary from experts who can provide analysis on how viewer data impacts decision-making within the entertainment industry.
Since Lucas does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers global developments within the entertainment sector, sources offering insights into international trends or major players could capture his attention.
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A new deal with Authentic Brands is seen by some employees as the beginning of the end
Lucas Shaw (Bloomberg) -- When Kevin Hart announced in January that he'd licensed his name to Authentic Brands Group, the popular comedian
By: Lucas Shaw, Hannah Miller
Netflix Inc. picked up three additional National Football League games for the upcoming season, increasing the presence of the streaming-TV pioneer in America’s most-watched sport.
YouTube is pitching advertisers on a new slate of shows -- just like a TV network.
Netflix Inc.’s The Roast of Kevin Hart drew 13.5 million viewers in the week of May 11, suggesting the format of comedians skewering other celebrities on live television is still a successful one.
By: Lucas Shaw, Ashley Carman
According to a new report, 73% of the podcast industry’s growth last year in the US came from video-related revenue
For the first time since the pandemic shuttered cinemas the world over, Hollywood has got its mojo back.
Low-budget horror movies directed by YouTube creators are proving more popular than Star Wars
Suno Inc., a startup that enables people to make music using artificial intelligence, has raised $400 million at a valuation of $5.4 billion.
Spotify is looking to become a hub for live music
