Joe Flint

Joe Flint is a media and entertainment business reporter for The Wall Street Journal, based in the Los Angeles bureau. Here are some key points about his career and background:

• He covers a wide range of topics related to the media and entertainment industry, including broadcast networks and other related sectors.15
• Flint has a significant amount of experience, having worked at several prominent publications. Before his current role at The Wall Street Journal, he worked at the Los Angeles Times, where he joined in April 2009 and left in July 2014 to return to the WSJ.5
• In addition to his work at the WSJ and LA Times, Flint has also been associated with other media outlets such as Entertainment Weekly, Daily Variety, and the Paley Center for Media.4
• He holds a BA in his educational background, although the specific field of study is not mentioned in the available sources.4

Flint is known for his engaging and sometimes provocative style, as indicated by his self-description as a "contrarian," "curmudgeon," and "provocateur" on his social media profiles.23