Steve Knopper is a business news reporter who writes for publications such as Billboard, The San Luis Obispo Tribune newspaper, and The Sun News. He covers a wide range of topics in the music industry, including music supervision, record executives, popular artists, and the economic impact of music.
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Based on Steve's coverage, he focuses predominantly on the music industry with a significant emphasis on events and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights related to recent developments or upcoming events in the music industry, particularly those tied to government policies or decisions.
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By: Steve Knopper
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Tito Jackson died while his iconic family band, the Jacksons, was “far advanced” in the process of recording and releasing their first album since
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Songs about the music industry: The 100 best tunes about the music business.
By: Steve Knopper
Why the Grand Ole Opry, a country music staple for a century, is expanding into new genres and artists like Scott Stamp, Post Malone and others.
By: Steve Knopper
Michael Jackson That moment led to a 14-year, DIY investigative journalism project, involving expensive trips to interview Jackson's nephew
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Here's how Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela inspired "Fernandomania" songs by Mexican artists in the 1980s. Valenzeula died last week at age 63.
Megadeth created the first artist website 30 years ago. Here's how it happened, according to frontman Dave Mustaine and executives who were involved.
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By: Steve Knopper
iHeartMedia laid off another round of employees in recent days, as the debt-plagued radio industry continues to contract during the streaming era.
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Ever since Ralph Peer held his famous recording sessions in Bristol, Tennessee in the late 1920s with such acts as Ernest Stoneman, Jimmie Rodgers
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