Coverage
Where the wire’s stories and the chart come from, and when each was last read. Publishers’ headlines, Apple Music’s chart and Wavo’s reading of them are kept apart.
11 of 11 publishers read
Publishers
Read every half hour
| Publisher | Press | Last read | Stories listed | Last answered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billboard | Trade | Read | 10 | |
| Music Business Worldwide | Trade | Read | 10 | |
| Music Ally | Trade | Read | 15 | |
| Digital Music News | Trade | Read | 40 | |
| Pollstar | Trade | Read | 10 | |
| Variety | Trade | Read | 10 | |
| Rolling Stone | Consumer | Read | 10 | |
| Pitchfork | Consumer | Read | 30 | |
| NME | Consumer | Read | 10 | |
| Stereogum | Consumer | Read | 40 | |
| Consequence | Consumer | Read | 15 |
How it is read
- The newswire
- Each publisher’s own feed. A story stays on the wire 30 days.
- Topics
- Each story is filed under one of 6 topics by keyword, from its headline and its summary — never by a model.
- The chart
- Apple Music’s most played songs in the US and Canada, read every two hours. A song’s move is its place against the day before. US chart, last read: .
- Briefs
- The morning’s brief and a story’s brief are written by a model from numbered sources, and a line whose source or figure does not stand is dropped. Subscribers read them.