Megan Townsend is a Deputy Editor at Mixmag. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on concerts and festivals, nightlife, and entertainment news. Megan's work has been featured in BioRxiv, Mixmag, and The Wrap.
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Megan Townsend's coverage indicates a focus on entertainment news, with particular attention to music and creativity in various locations. She also covers events, press releases, private sector announcements, and government statements related to the entertainment industry.
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The streaming giant acquired the community-driven database platform as part of its new SongDNA feature
By: Megan Townsend
Last fall, a spokesperson for the Pentagon attacked the hit series Boots, calling it “woke garbage.” It was one example of the overreach that is creating a chilling effect across the entertainment industry.
By: Megan Townsend
This week, HR 7661, a nationwide book ban, may move forward for a vote on the House floor as members of Congress return from a two-week recess. The proposed bill targets LGBTQ-inclusive books, using the threat of defunding to intimidate public schools and libraries into removing titles; and has already advanced out of committee.
By: Megan Townsend, Daniel Nouri
The Business and Trade Committee claim the events industry has become a "climate of fear" due to Live Nation's dominance
