Coverage dated July 5, 2023
Should've Said No: Taylor Swift Reportedly Did Sign a Deal With FTX Headline from Gizmodo
Contrary to previous reports, FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried is the one who allegedly pulled out of the deal with Swift after she had signed.
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Gizmodo
Should've Said No: Taylor Swift Reportedly Did Sign a Deal With FTX ↗ (opens Gizmodo) Published Jul 5, 2023
Gizmodo's feed description Contrary to previous reports, FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried is the one who allegedly pulled out of the deal with Swift after she had signed.
New York Post
Taylor Swift reportedly signed $100M deal with FTX but SBF pulled the plug ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Jul 5, 2023
New York Post's feed description Th report contradicts earlier claims by the “Shake It Off” singer that it was her business acumen that scuttled the deal with the alleged crypto fraudster.
CNN
Taylor Swift agreed to $100 million deal with FTX before it went bankrupt ↗ (opens CNN) Published Jul 5, 2023
CNN's feed description Taylor Swift signed onto a lucrative touring partnership with FTX before its collapse, but FTX pulled out of the arrangement, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
NBC News
Taylor Swift agreed to FTX partnership, but the crypto exchange bailed, source tells CNBC ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Jul 5, 2023
NBC News's feed description The nature of the agreement, previously reported by The New York Times on Thursday, contradicts public messaging about the nature of the failed FTX-Swift deal.
Insider
Taylor Swift reportedly questioned FTX's model. But her reps still signed a sponsorship deal with the company, a new report says. ↗ (opens Insider) Published Jul 5, 2023
Insider's feed description Taylor Swift's reps signed a tour sponsorship deal with FTX, but Sam Bankman-Fried withdrew in a 'last-minute reversal,' The New York Times reported.
