The company doesn't feature older episodes of Rogan's podcast featuring the right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones - whose own podcast got booted from the platform in 2018 for breaching its rules on "hate content" - and it has removed some other episodes featuring far-right figures, Vice said. The back-and-forth indicates Spotify will increasingly have to deal with moderation issues not dissimilar to those at social-media companies like Facebook and Twitter. This was seen as a huge win for the platform as it builds out its podcasting empire and competes with Apple, Amazon, and Google. Rogan, who has 9.5 million subscribers on YouTube, signed an exclusive deal with Spotify in May. Over the weekend, Spotify’s chief executive, Daniel Ek, said that the service would add a content advisory to some podcasts and Mr. featured in Spotifys handling of COVID-19 misinformation on Joe Rogans. LATE Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has been brought back to life by AI in an eerie fake interview 11 years after his death. "If we can't have open, confidential debates, we will have to move those discussions to closed doors," he said. and Technology on the Draft Policy Statement on Licensing Negotiations and. It just means we made a different judgment call."Įk also told employees not to leak to the media if they want to be included in company conversations about moderation, Vice reported. "The fact that we aren't changing our position doesn't mean we aren't listening.
"Joe Rogan and the episode in question have been reviewed extensively," Ek said in the all-hands, according to the report. Sources told Vice that Spotify staff highlighted one episode in which Rogan interviewed Abigail Shrier about her book "Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters."
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