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Even Madonna Has to Fight for Every Scrap of Internet Attention

Even Madonna Has to Fight for Every Scrap of Internet Attention
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 18 June 2026, 19:30 UTC By Ashley Carman 1 min read
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Even Madonna Has to Fight for Every Scrap of Internet Attention Even if you’re one of the biggest pop stars in history, Grindr and Bilt can help you sell albums This article is for subscribers only.

Even Madonna Has to Fight for Every Scrap of Internet Attention Even if you’re one of the biggest pop stars in history, Grindr and Bilt can help you sell albums This article is for subscribers only. Hey, everyone. Welcome back to Soundbite. Today we’re looking at the comebacks of two legacy artists — Madonna and Paul McCartney — and how, despite being among the most notable performers of all time, they still have to find their own ways to break through the noise. If you appreciate this kind of work, please support it and subscribe. Reach me through email.
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