Apple Music will exclusively broadcast the promotion documentary album 1989 of the artist Taylor Swift and we are talking here about recordings of the most recent world tour supported by the artist in the last 8 months of this year.
The Apple company and Taylor Swift would have concluded a direct agreement for Apple Music to have this documentary exclusively, and it will be offered for streaming to the several million subscribers of the Apple service, as well as to those who will register in the following period.
A few months ago Taylor Swift accuses Apple of making fun of artists whose songs are broadcast through Apple Music because they don't pay them well enough for broadcasts, but now the two parties have reached an agreement that will seriously promote Apple Music throughout the world.
No one has provided a figure for the agreement between Taylor Swift and Apple Music, but we are probably talking about many millions of dollars, especially since Apple can use the artist's image and concert images to promote its service worldwide.
Well now things are even better now: Apple and Swift are syncing up for a multi-pronged deal that will give Apple exclusive rights to a Swift concert video that debuts on Sunday, December 20, as well as her help on a big Apple Music marketing campaign. Swift, apparently, will get a nice check in return.
Practically, Apple managed to repair the relationship with Taylor Swift, one of the most popular artists on the planet, and in the documentary to be released we will see other important artists such as: Mick Jagger, Justin Timberlake, Selena Gomes, Alanis Morissette, Wiz Khalifa and many other artists invited to sing on the stages of the tour.
Considering the enormous popularity enjoyed by Taylor Swift at the moment, Apple has a lot to gain from this association, but it certainly pays enough money.
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