Here's a story that will bring relief to many of Taylor Swift's fans planning on subscribing to Apple Music. The singer has now decided to reverse her position and will allow Apple to stream her hot selling "1989" album. Originally, Swift refused to allow Apple to offer songs from the album. This was done by the star as a protest against the tech firm's decision not to pay artists for songs streamed during consumers' three month free trial periods.
Now that Apple has done what she asked for, Swift announced today via a tweet that her "1989" album will be available on Apple Music. The LP will not be exclusive to Apple. She added that this is "the first time it’s felt right in my gut to stream my album." Previously, she refused to allow rival streamer Spotify to offer "1989" since it has a free music tier supported by ads.
After Apple reversed its position, so did Taylor Swift
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