There’s an abundance of chatter surrounding Taylor Swift—her relationships, record-breaking achievements, game-changing moments, philanthropy on tour, and potential economic impact. The multitude of topics is so extensive that Gannett, the nation’s largest newspaper company (which has received attention for downsizing at the local level in the past), is now hiring a dedicated reporter solely for covering Taylor Swift. Gannett has taken notice of the tremendous influence of Swift’s phenomenally successful Eras Tour and seeks to have a reporter cover all things related to Swift for their USA Today and Tennessean markets. The inclusion of the Tennessean market is a nod to Swift’s Tennessee roots.
A representative from Gannett states, “As Taylor Swift’s fan base has grown to unprecedented heights, so has the impact of her music and her ever-growing legacy—not only on the industry, but on our culture as well. She is shaping a generation and is relevant, influential, and innovative—just like us.” As mentioned in the Guardian, Gannett has posted a job listing for a “Taylor Swift reporter” who should be experienced in video coverage and proficient in showcasing the musical and cultural impact of Taylor Swift. The hourly rate for the position ranges from $21.63 to $50.87, and it is expected that the reporter will receive numerous concert tickets as part of the compensation package. (Read more Taylor Swift stories.)
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