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Joe Rogan recently posted an almost ten-minute video to his Instagram feed. These advisories are similar to actions we’ve seen other social media platforms make for posts referencing COVID-19. The CEO goes on to explain steps they are taking from now, including posting their Platform Rules, that will now be highlighted in creator and publishing tools, as well as adding content advisories to podcasts with discussion of COVID-19, directing listener’s to their COVID-19 Hub, with up-to-date information from trusted sources. Although not directly referencing Rogan or Young, Ek talks about the rules in place and until now, the lack of transparency around policies. Yesterday, Spotify’s CEO Daniel Ek published a piece titled “Spotify’s Platform Rules and Approach to COVID-19”.

#Spotify joe rogan peter mccullough free

Through all of this, Spotify have remained quiet, with many praising them for their stance on free speech, while other criticise the platform for not removing episodes or placing disclaimers on episodes with COVID-19 misinformation. In the past week, this growing controversy lead to Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and some other artists to remove their music from the streaming service. Malone’s episode in particular lead to the removal of the episode from YouTube for violating community guidelines and an open letter from doctors, nurses, scientists and educators asking Spotify to moderate misinformation on the platform. In the past few months Spotify’s exclusive Joe Rogan Experience podcast has seen guests hosted with controversial views, including Dr. Image Credit: Spotify As the growing controversy saw Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and other artists to remove their music, Spotify and Joe Rogan finally respond.