![]() ![]() Young and Joni Mitchell pulled their music from Spotify last week in protest of Rogan, who has hosted several outspoken skeptics of the COVID-19 vaccines. The stock has regained all of the value it lost last week after folk-rocker Neil Young demanded the company stop airing Rogan’s show. ![]() Shares of Spotify rose as much as 13 per cent to US$196.06 in New York. The streaming giant has faced mounting pressure from some users and musicians concerned about the veracity of virus information being spread by the platform’s most popular podcaster. The comments come after Spotify published its existing rules governing content, and said it would add a content advisory to any podcast episode that includes a discussion about COVID-19. He said he would “try harder to get people with differing opinions on right afterward” and “do my best to make sure I have researched these topics, the controversial ones in particular, and have all the pertinent facts at hand before I discuss them.” “If I’ve p-ed you off, I’m sorry,” Rogan said in an Instagram video, while also thanking listeners who have enjoyed his podcast. Joe Rogan pledged more balance and better research for his podcast in an apology aimed at quelling growing controversy about misleading coronavirus information that plunged Spotify Technology SA into controversy last week. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |