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Stephen Daw

Pride Editor

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Preston's Summary

Stephen Daw is the Pride Editor at various prominent outlets. He focuses on LGBTQ+ issues, cultural representation, and social justice, frequently exploring themes that intersect with music and community activism. Stephen's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Miami Herald, The Fresno Bee, Bradenton Herald, Lexington Herald-Leader, MSN, NewsBreak, Billboard, and Black Promoters Collective.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 48 %
Interviews Q&as: 14 %
Opinion: 11 %
Events: 10 %
Reviews: 9 %

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Pitching Insights

Stephen Daw's coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, particularly in relation to LGBTQ+ issues and music. His articles include event coverage and expert commentary.

To effectively reach out to Stephen, consider offering exclusive interviews or insights from well-known figures within the LGBTQ+ community or the music industry. He may also be interested in pitches related to events or key moments involving prominent personalities within these realms.

Given that no specific geographic focus is indicated for Stephen's work, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches with an international appeal, reflecting global trends and perspectives within the LGBTQ+ community and music industry.

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Articles

Billboard

The 100 Best Songs of 2025: Staff Picks

The 100 Best Songs of 2025: Staff Picks

By: Anna Chan, Katie Bain, Angel Diaz, Thom Duffy, James Dinh, Jessica Roiz, Kyle Denis, Stephen Daw, Michael Saponara, Melinda Newman, Gail Mitchell, Hannah Dailey, Katie Atkinson, Joe Lynch, Jason Lipshutz, Andrew Unterberger, Paul Grein, Amanda Retotar

Trending on Billboard On the charts, 2025 was a year that often felt like flipping TV channels to find a new episode to watch and coming across nothing but reruns.

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