As if we didn’t already have enough access to Taylor Swift Comcast Cable is giving you the oppotunity to have access to her anytime - anywhere.
In an exclusive partnership with Taylor Swift, Comcast is providing customers the first and only dedicated video-on-demand collection to see and hear her music. Included will be Taylor’s most popular music videos such as “You Belong With Me” and “Love Story,” featuring behind-the-scene clips and special programming – all in HD for the first time, and available in one easily accessible collection On Demand for viewing anytime.
“Taylor Swift is hugely popular On Demand, consistently having the top-performing music videos on the service,” said Derek Harrar, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Video and Entertainment Services for Comcast. “Through exclusive partnerships with artists like Taylor Swift, Green Day and U2, combined with thousands of assets and incredible usage On Demand, Comcast is reinventing music television.”
The exclusive Taylor Swift collection is available to Comcast customers through the On Demand menu by selecting “Top Picks” then “Taylor Swift HD.” Comcast will feature Swift’s chart-topping music videos including Fifteen, Teardrops On My Guitar, Picture to Burn and the number one On Demand country single of 2009 – Our Song, as well as special programming including the recent “Saturday Night Live” episode she hosted and behind-the-scenes clips never-before-seen in HD On Demand.
Someone pointed out to me not too long ago that as Americans we are used to seeing someone being overexposed because they are being bad or are in the middle of being a huge train wreck. This is NOT the case with Taylor. Is all of this GOOD exposure for Taylor turing some people away or is it making her a bigger superstar?
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Speaking for myself, its starting to bug me a little. In my own personal opinion, i feel as though she’s not on the level of a Miranda, Martina, or Carrie, espically vocally and i understand that she’s a nice person and a great role model (im not faulting her on that), but i think sometimes her personality and popularity mask her lack of vocal ability. Now that you see her everywhere, hear her winning all these country and pop awards (which still baffles me on how a country artist could do that, but whatevs), it just is a little over-exposure for me. Just my 2 cents, i respect other’s opinions and im certainly not saying i don’t like her, cause i do, but i look at her from an unbiased opinion. Im not a die hard fan and im not a hater.