He also urged the company to have a better system via which users can flag problematic content and sought clarity on how the Spotify board oversees content risks and enforcement.Īfter the Neil Young instigated artist boycott of Spotify – in protest at misinformation on JRE – gained momentum last month, boss man Daniel Ek insisted that his company had good policies for dealing with harmful content, but admitted it needed to do more to communicate those policies.
In the wake of all the recent controversy around COVID misinformation in the Spotify exclusive podcast the Joe Rogan Experience, DiNapoli wants more information on what the streaming firm is doing to counter harmful content uploaded to its platform. He is the sole trustee of the New York State Common Retirement Fund, one of the largest investment funds in the world, and – according to Reuters – he oversees funds that, as of the end of 2021, together held $41 million worth of Spotify stock, which equates to the 73rd largest stake in the company. The official is New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
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Among those contributing to that debate of late are Joe Rogan himself, some of his leading musical critics – including Neil Young and India Arie – plus a New York state official who oversees a pension fund that owns Spotify shares. The debates continue in relation to Spotify’s Joe Rogan problem. Business News Digital Top Stories Spotify’s big Joe Rogan controversy continues By Chris Cooke | Published on Thursday 10 February 2022
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