- She crashed streaming service Spotify when her latest album Midnights was released, she’s social media royalty and she sells millions of albums when most other artists can barely sell a fraction – and her career was enabled by radio.
- How Taylor Swift sells albums.
- The new role for radio’s third golden age in a streaming world.
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