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AbsolutePunk

• As previously mentioned, founder Jason Tate operated the company under oversight of SpinMedia.

• Blender called Mr. Tate one of the 25 "Most Influential People in Online Music" and the website as "the essential Web echo chamber for all things punk and emo". (source: (https://web.archive.org/web/20081228211720/http://www.blender.com/guide/articles.aspx?ID=2752])

Ultimate Guitar

• Justin Beckner has worked for
  Guitar Magazine (source: [2]
  )

• Steven Rosen has worked for Guitar World, Guitar Player, Goldmine, Rolling Stone, Sounds, others (source: [3])

• Alec Plowman has worked for Record Collector (source: [4])

• Amy Sciarretto – see bottom of the CMJ section

Drowned in Sound

• Sean Adams (founder) has worked for
  Sunday Times, BBC (source: [5]
  )

• Jimi Arundell has worked for NME, Gigwise, Under the Radar, LeftLion (source: [6])

• Dom Gourlay has worked for Under the Radar, Gigwise, Contact Music (source: [7])

• Marc Burrows has worked for The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, New Statesman, The Quietus, musicOMH, few others (source: [8])

• Elizabeth Aubrey has worked for
  Empire, DIY, loads more (source: [9]
  )

• Andrzej Lukowski has worked for The Guardian, The New York Times, The Independent, Time Out, a few others (source: [10])

• Jon Clark has worked for Forbes, Daily Star (editor in chief), York Daily Record, Devon Live, The Register-Herald, a few others (source: [11])

• Matthew Neale has worked for NME,
  Consequence of Sound, few others (source: [12]
  )

• John-Paul Shiver has worked for
  San Francisco Weekly (source: [13]
  )

• Nick Roseblade has worked for DIY, The Quietus, God Is in the TV (source: [14])

• Kellan Miller has worked for AllHipHop and HipHopDX (source: [15])

• William Lewis has worked for
  Carteret County News-Times, and a few others (source: [16]
  )

• First and foremost, co-founder Scott Heisel, has worked for Alternative Press for a decade, as his involvement in Uproxx and Substream Magazine. (source: [17])

• Aubin Paul (co-founder) has worked for Exclaim! (source: [18])

• Kip Doyle (editor) has worked for Olean Times Herald, Salamanca Press, Buffalo Rising, few others (source: [19])

• Brian Shultz has worked for Vice, The A.V. Club and Substream Magazine (source: [20])

• John Gentile (editor) has worked for Rolling Stone, Bandcamp Daily, The Mercury News (source: [21])

• Ben Conoley has worked for Alternative Press and Exclaim! (source: [22])

• Bryne Yancey has worked for Alternative Press, Bandcamp Daily (source: [23] / [24])

• Adam Eisenberg has worked for Orlando Sentinel (source: [25])

• John Flynn has worked for Yahoo News, NorthJersey.com, Consequence of Sound, Sacramento News & Review, several others (source: [26])

• Chris Moran has worked for The Guardian, The Independent, The Telegraph, Yahoo, and a few others (source: [27])

• Renaldo Matadeen has worked for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday and ESPN (source: [28])

• Joe Pelone has worked for Philadelphia City Paper (source: [29])

• Xan Mandell has worked for AMP (source: [30])

• William Jones has worked for AMP and Skratch Magazine (source: [31])

• Gen Handley has worked for
  Noisey, Alternative Press, Spin (source: [32]
  )

• Eric Rosso has worked for The York Dispatch, Pennsylvania Capital-Star (source: [33])

• Churchill Downs has worked for
  The Courier-Journal, The Blood-Horse, News and Tribune, a lot of radio stations as well (source: [34]
  )

• Brian Cogan has worked for The New York Post, Chunklet; written or co-wrote the books The Punk Rock Encylopedia, The Encylopedia of Popular Culture, Media and Politics, and co-edited Mosh the Polls: Youth Voters, Popular Culture, and Democratic Engagement. (source: [35])

• Used as a source in Punk Rock is My Religion by Francis Stewart, Punks: A Guide to an American Subculture by Sharon M. Hannon, Writing Queer Women of Color by Monalesia Earle, Listen to Punk Rock! Exploring a Musical Genre by June Michele Pulliam, Globalizing Knowledge by Michael D. Kennedy, Punk Record Labels and the Struggle for Autonomy by Alan O'Connor (for some reason it says no results, even though the mention is 2/3s down the page), Contemporary Punk Rock Communities by Ellen M. Bernhard, Women Drummers: A History from Rock and Jazz to Blues and Country by Angela Smith, Screaming for Change: Articulating a Unifying Philosophy of Punk Rock by Lars J. Kristiansen (ed.), Discourses on Violence and Punishment by Krešimir Petković (search says its on an inaccessible page), Asian Americans and the Media by Kent A. Ono and Vincent N. Pham, The Politics of Post-9/11 Music: Sound, Trauma, and the Music Industry in the Time of Terror by Brian Flota, The Philosophy Student Writer's Manual and Reader's Guide by Anthony J. Graybosch, Gregory M. Scott, and Stephen M. Garrison, Damaged: Musicality and Race in Early American Punk by Evan Rapport, Women's Rights: Reflections in Popular Culture by Ann M. Savage, Superheroes and Critical Animal Studies by J. L. Schatz and Sean Parson (both ed.), Metallica - The Early Years And The Rise Of Metal by Neil Daniels, and Sellout by Dan Ozzi (doesn't show up in search but is cited according to the works cited section in the book).

• After the Public Turn: Composition, Counterpublics, and the Citizen Bricoleur by Frank Farmer calls it "clearinghouses for all things punk", alongside AbsolutePunk. All Time Low - Don't Panic. Let's Party: The Biography by Joe Shooman mentions the site a few times when discussing All Time Low's releases. Lastly, The site is used for albums on Metacritc.

CMJ

• Nick Fulton has worked for i-D, Vice, Billboard, Pitchfork, The Fader, many more (source: [36])

• Carson Vaighan has worked for The New York Times, Salon, Naional Geographic, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, many more (source: [37])

• Enrique Lavin has worked for NorthJersey.com,
  Cleveland.com, The Star-Ledger, The Oregonian, few others (source: [38]
  )

• Stephen Matteo has worked for Los Angeles Times,
  Time Out New York, many others (source: [39]
  )

• Stephen Slaybaugh has worked for The Village Voice, Paste, Columbus Monthly, LimeWire, Columbus Alive, few others (source: [40])

• Eric Davidson has worked for The Village Voice, San Francisco Bay Guardian (source: [41])

• Kelso Jones has worked for Screen Rant (source: [42]) [mentioned here https://muckrack.com/cynthia-bond/articles]

• Michael Tedder has worked for The Village Voice, Spin, Salon, The Orlando Sentinel, few others (source: [43])

• Tiffany Kilfeather has worked for Metro New York (source: [44])

• Liz Pelly has worked for The Baffler, In These Times, NPR, Pitchfork, many others (source: https://lizpelly.info/writing.html)

• Kaitlyn Piccoli has worked for Long Island Press (source: [45]

• Christopher Weingarten has written a book for the
  33 1/3 series (source: [46]
  )

• Amy Sciarretto has worked for Alternative Press, Guitar World, The Aquarian Weekly, Noisecreep, Ultimate Guitar, many others (source: [47])

Chart Attack

• Jordan Darville has worked for The Fader (source: [48])

• Brittany Goldfield Rodrigues has worked for HuffPost, Refinery29, The Baltimore Examiner (source: [49])

• Tom Beedham has worked for Vice, Exclaim!, Now, Musicworks (source: [50])

• Kristel Jax has worked for Vice, Now, Musicworks, National Post, Broken Pencil (source: [51])

• Benjamin Boles has worked for Vice, Now, Daily Hive (source: [52])

• Julia Lennox has worked for Entertainment Tonight Canada, Global News (source: [53])

• Anders Marshall has worked for HotNewHipHop, Daily Hive, Now (source: [54])

• Kate Killet has worked for Vice, Now, BeatRoute, (source: [55])

• Ryan McNutt has worked for The Hill, Exlcaim!, The Walrus, Literary Review of Canada, (source: [56])

• Jesse Locke has worked for Vice, Pitchfork, Bandcamp Daily, The Ringer, Exlcaim!, Now, Slant, many others (source: [57])

• Charlotte Cardin has worked for Exclaim!, Fashion (source: [58])

• Laura Stanley has worked for Springer Science+Business Media, Exlcaim!, Now, Under the Rader, No Depression, many others (source: [59])

• Richard Trapunski has worked for Now, National Post, The Walrus, The Georgia Straight, Canadian Jewish News (source: [60])

The Fader

• Nick Felton - see the top of the CMJ section

• David Renshaw has worked for The Guardian, Vice,
  Time Out London, NME, The Face (source: [61]
  )

• Jordan Darville has worked for Chart Attack (source: [62])

• Brandon Callender has worked for Pitchfork (source: [63])

• Will Gendron has worked for
  Complex Magazine, Paper (source: [64]
  )

• Shibon Kennedy has worked for
  Thecut.com (source: [65]
  )

• Salvatore Maicki has worked for i-D, NPR, Paper, various radio stations (source: [66])

• Alex Robert Ross has worked for
  Express and Star, few others (source: [67]
  )

• Matthew Trammell has worked for The New Yorker, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, few others (source: [68])

• Raphael Helfand has worked for Pitchfork, Bandcamp Daily, The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate, The Advocate, OffBeat (source: [69])

• Andy Cohn has worked for Spin, The Source (source: [70])

• Elliot Simpson has worked for Complex Magazine,
  Louder Than War, The Face (source: [71]
  )

• Bao Ngo has worked for The 405, Impose (source: [72])

• Dean Blunt has worked for PopMatters (source: [73])

Melodic

• Arie Van Der Graaf has worked for
  KNAC.com (source: [74]
  )

• Ola Gränshagen has worked for AOR Classics, RockUnited (source: [75] / [76])

• Pär Winberg has worked for EMI Music Sweden, Lionheart Music Group (source: [77])

• While Johan Wippsson and Nick Anastasia have mostly focused their journalism career working for Melodic, they have worked with the publication for extended periods - 22 and 16 years each with the business, respectively. (sources: Nick and Johan)