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| Oct 2, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Reports Jolene Burns' Second UK Title and Top-Five World Finish at Music on Stage | Jolene Burns. Photo courtesy of Moxie Media Marketing. Cover design: Tinsel Magazine Feature Reports the Belfast Singer-Songwriter Won the UK for a Second Year and Finished Fifth in the World at the September 18 Global Final I'd stood ... |
| Oct 2, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Profiles Kenneth W. Welch Jr. on the Live-First Model Behind a Back-to-Back Title | Kenneth W. Welch Jr. and Jolene Burns. Photo courtesy of Moxie Media Marketing. Kenneth W. Welch Jr., Chief Executive, Moxie Media Marketing Companion Feature Reports on the Production and Distribution Model Moxie Built for a Live-Streaming... |
| Sep 8, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Features blu shift creative's Ben Baldwin and Tara Stevens on the Business of Live | blu shift creative co-founders Ben Baldwin and Tara Stevens with Chief Operating Officer Cirina King (L-R) at the TikTok Creator Network Summit in Los Angeles. blu shift creative co-founders Tara Stevens and Ben Baldwin. Agency Founders Fea... |
| Aug 31, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Publishes 'The Countries Looking Away' on Nations Without Child Online Safety Laws | Concluding Installment Maps the Countries With No Child Online Safety Law, and Brazil, Indonesia and the UAE, Which Passed Theirs in the Past Year For years the burden sat on parents to prove the harm. Now it sits on the platforms to prove ... |
| Aug 31, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Publishes "The Ban and the Fine" on Global Social Media Laws for Children | Opening Installment Maps the Bans, Age Limits and Platform Rules Adopted by Governments on Five Continents, and the Question Driving Them What protects a child online currently depends on which passport that child holds. That is not a techn... |
| Aug 19, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Publishes 'Who Keeps the Money,' Part Three of Its 'Talent First' Series | Third Installment Traces a Gifted Dollar Through App Stores, Platforms, and Agencies, and Reviews Published Revenue Splits Across the Industry A business does not renegotiate against itself, which is why the correction is arriving from outs... |
| Aug 19, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Concludes "Talent First" Series With a Talent-First Standard for Live Performance | Final Installment Presents Capped Performance Hours, a Majority Revenue Share to Creators, and Professional Oversight as a Standard for the Live Economy Build for the talent, and the audience, the revenue, and the longevity follow. We are b... |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Launches "Talent First" Series Examining the Economics of Live Performance | Opening Installment Examines Livestream Formats, Ranking Systems, and Agency Recruitment Structures That Shape How Long Performers Broadcast The hours these platforms ask of performers are the story here. Somebody with a stake in the talent... |
| Aug 18, 2026 | Tinsel Magazine Publishes 'What It Costs,' Part Two of Its 'Talent First' Series | Second Installment Reviews Voice Medicine, Recovery Research, and Burnout Findings Behind the Live Economy's Marathon Broadcast Hours A workplace where the workers are afraid to rest, and the management's answer is a statistic rat... |
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Parsers VC has collected 18 articles mentioning Tinsel Magazine, among them “Tinsel Magazine Reports Jolene Burns' Second UK Title and Top-Five World Finish at Music on Stage” (Oct 2, 2026) and “Tinsel Magazine Profiles Kenneth W. Welch Jr. on the Live-First Model Behind a Back-to-Back Title” (Oct 2, 2026).
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