Originally posted by CountryMan
Originally posted by matugama
Originally posted by huynhicq
Originally posted by matugama
Originally posted by tada
digital sales update for a couple of singles:
Taylor Swift's current hit, "Back To December," tops the 1 million mark in paid downloads this week.
Swift's 12 million-selling digital hits, and their sales tallies as of this week, according to Nielsen SoundScan, are "Love Story" (4,904,000), "You Belong With Me" (3,624,000), "Our Song" (2,754,000), "Teardrops Of My Guitar" (2,569,000), "Mine" (1,734,000), "White Horse" (1,584,000), "Today Was A Fairytale" (1,354,000), "Picture To Burn" (1,327,000), "Tim McGraw" (1,312,000), "Should've Said No" (1,191,000), "Fifteen" (1,119,000) and "Back To December" (1,027,000).
Taylor Swift's current hit, "Back To December," tops the 1 million mark in paid downloads this week.
Swift's 12 million-selling digital hits, and their sales tallies as of this week, according to Nielsen SoundScan, are "Love Story" (4,904,000), "You Belong With Me" (3,624,000), "Our Song" (2,754,000), "Teardrops Of My Guitar" (2,569,000), "Mine" (1,734,000), "White Horse" (1,584,000), "Today Was A Fairytale" (1,354,000), "Picture To Burn" (1,327,000), "Tim McGraw" (1,312,000), "Should've Said No" (1,191,000), "Fifteen" (1,119,000) and "Back To December" (1,027,000).
Billboard says Dr. Luke is ranked higher on the year-end songwriting charts than Taylor, but is the financial return from "airplay" more than the songwriter's fee per song received from track sales?
For example, "Love Story" has over 11 million track sales in the US [album + digital] and huge US airplay over the past 2 1/2 years. Right up there with....well, maybe it's # 1 in that time period?

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