Stuart Dredge is the Head Of Insight at Music Ally. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, technology, and artificial intelligence, often exploring the intersection of these fields with startups and business leaders. Stuart's work has been featured in Online Personals Watch and Music Ally.
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Stuart Dredge's coverage primarily focuses on content and publishing, particularly in the music industry. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements regarding music festivals, startups, vinyl records, AI in the music industry, music consumption, and overall trends within the sector.
Given his reliance on press releases and private sector announcements for article material, individuals or organizations looking to capture Stuart's attention should consider offering exclusive insights into emerging trends or providing access to newsworthy data related to these topics. Additionally, he may be interested in interviews with key figures from companies making significant strides within the music industry or those involved in innovative projects at the intersection of technology and music.
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Debate continues about a possible levy on arena and stadium tickets in the UK to support grassroots venues.
Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl’s end-of-year message to staff focuses mainly on success stories for his company’s roster.
More independent music bodies have been criticising UMG’s planned acquisition of Downtown Music this morning.
US-based journalist Liz Pelly has been one of Spotify’s key critics in the media, and her new book ‘Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Costs of the Perfect Playlist’ will be making uneasy reading for the company when it is released in January.
Record labels are suing AI-music startups Suno and Udio, but it’s not the only major AI lawsuit involving music. Publishers versus Anthropic.
It’s nearly time to wish a happy 40th birthday to the Women in Music organisation, which was founded in 1985 to help advance women in the music industry.
One of the big trends in the TV industry right now is FAST, which stands for free, ad-supported streaming television.
Mariah Carey and Wham aren’t just competing for top spot on DSP and official singles charts this holiday season.
Photo by Wesley Tingey on Unsplash Credit: Wesley Tingey
Licensing deals haven’t stopped just yet for the holiday season. Decentralised music service Audius is ending 2024 with its latest deal: with licensing hub ICE.
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