'Gut' feeling: Taylor Swift puts '1989' on Apple Music
The artist says she decided to put her hit album on Apple's streaming service because it 'felt right.' Meanwhile, we get a peek at what it took to make the wallpaper for Windows 10.
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Taylor Swift is getting back together with Apple.
The artist announced she is putting her hit album "1989" on the subscription streaming service. So why stream with Apple Music and not Spotify or Tidal? Because it feels right in the gut, she tweeted to her legion of followers. (And the fact that now she'll be paid more will help with that good-gut feeling.)
Watch CNET Update for details on Swift's action with Apple Music, as well as Google Play Music's free radio station (aka: Songza). Facebook also makes changes to Messenger to draw in anti-Facebookers to the chat service, and Microsoft reveals how it made the wallpaper for Windows 10.
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