Taylor Swift - Wikipedia
Scott Borchetta's Big Machine Label Responds to Taylor Swift's Second Letter
Taylor Swift Leaves Big Machine, Signs With Republic Records
Taylor Swift Signs New Record Deal With Universal Music Group
Taylor Swift furious over sale of Big Machine record label to Scooter Braun - MarketWatch
Taylor Swift joins historic line-up of artists v record labels | Financial Times
Taylor Swift Escalates Feud With Former Record Label - WSJ
Taylor Swift Announces New Record Deal With Republic Records, UMG - Rolling Stone
Taylor Swift DUMPS label Big Machine and signs to Republic and Universal | Daily Mail Online
Taylor Swift Has a New Record Label | Fortune
Scooter Braun Sells Taylor Swift's Big Machine Masters for Big Payday - Variety
Taylor Swift DUMPS label Big Machine and signs to Republic and Universal | Daily Mail Online
Why Taylor Swift Signed New Record Label After 13 Years
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Taylor Swift's record deal: what it means for the industry, her image - Vox
Taylor Swift signs her first record deal with a major label - BBC News
3 Lessons Taylor Swift's Rift with Big Machine Can Teach Us about Record Contracts – Berklee Online Take Note
Taylor Swift signs global recording contract with UMG - Independent.ie
Taylor Swift Leaves Big Machine for Major Record Deal
Taylor Swift unable to buy her own music from Scooter Braun - unless she signed NDA | Ents & Arts News | Sky News
Taylor Swift signs global publishing deal for her songwriting - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Taylor Swift Is 'Free' Again, But Just How Much Is Her 'Fearless' Strategy Worth?
Bad blood puts Taylor Swift music deal in trouble | Financial Times
TAYLOR SWIFT signed autographed "FOLKLORE" CD FROM RECORD LABEL SEALED & IN HAND
Scott Borchetta Denies Taylor Swift's Claims After Big Machine Sale - Rolling Stone
Taylor Swift smashes Beatles record with three UK No 1 albums in nine months | Taylor Swift | The Guardian
