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Taylor Swift's masters battle changed the music industry, even if she wasn't first to do it. What's different now?
Taylor Swift announced Friday that she bought her masters back from Shamrock Capital, meaning she owns her full music catalog ...
In a letter posted on her website on Friday, Swift announced that she had bought the masters, or original recordings, of her ...
ABC News’ Juju Chang spoke with Variety Music Editor Jem Aswad about Taylor Swift buying the rights back to her own work and ...
Taylor Swift's master rights win drives a 430% streaming surge for Speak Now and boosts all six of her early albums on ...
Taylor Swift now has the chance to own the rights to her music. According to Page Six, Shamrock Holdings may allow the 'Love ...
Taylor Swift, Prince, and a toddler dancing to Mozart reveal how music helps us reclaim memory, agency, and voice—at any age, ...
Taylor Swift’s 2017 album “Reputation” shot to No. 1 on iTunes after she announced she now owns her first six albums. Fans ...
Everyone loves a happy ending, right? Although this one may come with some interesting after-effects for the music industry.
Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber’s contrasting music catalog moves spark fan debates on ownership, legacy, and career impact.
Taylor Swift shared the news with fans saying, "you belong with me", as she clutched vinyl copies of her first six albums.