“Too many people believe that the right to free speech means the right to say whatever they want, wherever, whenever, on whatever platform they choose, without consequence,” Gay wrote. 3 New York Times op ed that she, too, will be leaving Spotify, which hosts her podcast “The Roxane Gay Agenda.” In the op ed, Gay recalls pulling her forthcoming book from Simon & Schuster in 2017, over the publisher’s short-lived book deal with white supremacist provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos. He added that “there’s no doubt that the last several weeks have presented a number of learning opportunities.”c.The iconic Bad Feminist author stated in a Feb. “Obviously, it’s been a few notable days here at Spotify,” Ek said during the call. The company’s stock dropped in after-hours trading. Whether that trajectory will continue is uncertain. Podcasts - Spotify says there are now more than 3.6 million episodes on its platform - have been an important part of its revenue strategy. It also said revenue from advertisements had reached a record 15% of total revenue. The company reported strong performance overall in the fourth quarter of 2021, including year-over-year growth in both paid subscribers - up 16% for a total of 180 million - and monthly active users - up 18% for a total of 406 million. Trump, Roxane Gay and Scott Galloway have also said they would either remove their shows from the platform or cease publishing. On Monday, another popular Spotify podcast, “Science Vs.,” said it would cease publishing new episodes other than those meant to “counteract misinformation being spread on Spotify.” In recent days, podcast hosts Mary L. On Saturday, Brené Brown, the influential author and host of the Spotify exclusive podcasts “Unlocking Us” and “Dare to Lead,” said she would pause releasing new episodes. Pushback also came from several of the company’s other high-profile podcast hosts. And on Wednesday several of Young’s former bandmates, David Crosby, Graham Nash, and Stephen Stills, asked their record labels to remove their recordings from Spotify.
R&B artist India Arie said Tuesday that she, too, would be pulling her music from the service, citing Rogan’s comments on race. The situation reached a boiling point when Young announced he would be removing his catalog, leading several artists to follow, including Mitchell and guitarist Nils Lofgren. The letter said Rogan had a history of propagating “false and societally harmful assertions” about the virus, including discouraging vaccination among young people and promoting an unproven treatment for the virus, and called on Spotify to “establish a clear and public policy to moderate misinformation.” Robert Malone, who had been previously banned from Twitter for repeatedly posting misinformation about COVID-19. Spotify has been facing pressure over Rogan’s podcast since late December, when a coalition of 270 medical professionals published an open letter criticizing an episode featuring an interview with Dr. 1 podcast in more than 90 markets - he also has to abide by those policies.” And while Joe has a massive audience - he is actually the No. And I do believe they’re right for our platform. “Our policies have been carefully written with the input from numbers of internal and external experts in this space. “I think the important part here is that we don’t change our policies based on one creator nor do we change it based on any media cycle, or calls from anyone else,” he said.
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