The following letter read in this Podcast is based on the letter Taylor Swift wrote to Apple before the release of her “1989” album. It was titled:
Dear Apple, Love Taylor.
And it became famous in the annals of music history.
It forced the mighty Apple to back down from a policy of not paying artists for the first three months of its new music streaming service.
The following is my letter to Taylor Swift, based on her original letter’s language, punctuation, and nuances.
For those listening to the Podcast, here are all the links referred to in the Podcast:
The article on Medium, which I wrote way back on July 22nd, 2015.
8 Lessons that Technologists & Social Media Marketers Can Learn from Taylor Swift…which has nothing to do with her musicTaylor Swift’s Security Guard returns to Israel to fight in the war.
As reported by Variety on October 16th and YouTube, Taylor Swift’s security guard joins IDF reserves
The fundraising event:
This podcast episode was initially released as a written post in “The View From Israel” Newsletter on Substack. If you wish to read it, here it is:
Dear Taylor, Love Israel
The following letter is based on the letter Taylor Swift wrote to Apple before the release of her “1989” album. It was titled: Dear Apple, Love Taylor. And it became famous in the annals of music history. You can find the original letter here. The following is my letter to Taylor Swift, based on her original letter’s language, punctuation, and nuances.
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