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    Media Decoder Blog: Clear Channel and Taylor Swift's Label Agree to Reinvent Royalty System

    Tue, 06/05/2012 - 15:45 EDT - NY Times
    • Clear Channel Communications Inc
    • Digital Notes
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    • Swift, Taylor

    The deal allows Clear Channel to save money in the fast-growing, but unpredictable, world of Internet radio, while giving Taylor Swift and her label access to an income stream in traditional radio they have long coveted.

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