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Perez Hilton — Taylor Swift swiftly showed she can control pretty much everything. Over the weekend, she wrote an open letter to Apple, criticizing them for refusing to pay artists to stream their music during the app's free three-month trial period. [ Related: Tay... more info

E! Online — If you're into conspiracy theories, we've got a doozy for you. Earlier this week Taylor Swift published an impassioned letter to Apple Music that criticized the company for... more info

Perez Hilton — Taylor Swift may no longer have Bad Blood with streaming services! Earlier this week, the 1989 songstress wrote an open letter to Apple, explaining why her album wouldn't be on the company's streaming service. The 25-year-old found it "shocking" and ... more info

Reuters — (Reuters) - Pop star Taylor Swift said she would put her latest hit album "1989" on Apple Music, days after Apple Inc did an about-face, agreeing to pay artists during a free trial of its new streaming music service. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — It's official. Taylor Swift's album "1989" will be available on Apple's new music service, following the company's reversal of a controversial policy on royalties. more info

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Time — Less than a week after calling Apple out, Swift says she'll bring latest album to streaming service more info

MTV.co.uk News — Only joking, it's actually really obvious… more info

Stereogum — Taylor Swift has announced that Apple Music will be the first streaming service to offer 1989. Previous reports indicated that the album, which has only been available to purchase since it was released back in October, would not be included when Appl... more info