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"Necessary Evil": Amid Covid Row, Lesser-Known Artists Can't Quit Spotify
After music legends Neil Young and Joni Mitchell quit Spotify over a Covid misinformation row, some lesser-known artists have said they simply couldn't afford to leave the world's largest music streamer -- despite their concerns.
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"If I Pissed You Off, I'm Sorry": Podcaster To Spotify On Row Over Covid
Popular US podcaster Joe Rogan has apologized amid a backlash against COVID-19 misinformation in his programme, while his platform, Spotify Technology SA, said it would add a "content advisory" to any episode with discussion of Covid.
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Your Guide To The Big Spotify Controversy Over Covid
Music streaming giant Spotify announced Sunday that it would start guiding listeners of podcasts discussing Covid-19 to more information about the pandemic, following a row that saw artist Neil Young remove his music from the platform.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle On Spotify Covid Misinformation Concerns
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have expressed their concern to Spotify about COVID19 misinformation on its platform and are committed to continuing to work with the
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Karnataka Warns Of Action Against Doctors Over Covid Misinformation
The Karnataka government has warned certain medical practitioners of action for allegedly spreading misinformation pertaining to the COVID-19.
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India Top Source Of Social Media Misinformation On COVID-19: International Study
India produced the largest amount of social media misinformation on COVID-19 due to the country's high internet penetration rate, increasing social media consumption and users' lack of internet literacy, according to a new study.
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YouTube Says It Removed 1 Million "Dangerous" Videos On Covid-19
YouTube said in a blog post it relies on "expert consensus from health organizations," including the US Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization, but noted that, in some cases, "misinformation is less clear-cut" as new facts emer
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Facebook Removes Trump's Post Over "Harmful COVID Misinformation"
Facebook said Wednesday it had removed a video post by US President Donald Trump in which he contended that children are "almost immune" to the coronavirus, a claim the social network called "harmful COVID misinformation."
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"Necessary Evil": Amid Covid Row, Lesser-Known Artists Can't Quit Spotify
After music legends Neil Young and Joni Mitchell quit Spotify over a Covid misinformation row, some lesser-known artists have said they simply couldn't afford to leave the world's largest music streamer -- despite their concerns.
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"If I Pissed You Off, I'm Sorry": Podcaster To Spotify On Row Over Covid
Popular US podcaster Joe Rogan has apologized amid a backlash against COVID-19 misinformation in his programme, while his platform, Spotify Technology SA, said it would add a "content advisory" to any episode with discussion of Covid.
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Your Guide To The Big Spotify Controversy Over Covid
Music streaming giant Spotify announced Sunday that it would start guiding listeners of podcasts discussing Covid-19 to more information about the pandemic, following a row that saw artist Neil Young remove his music from the platform.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle On Spotify Covid Misinformation Concerns
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have expressed their concern to Spotify about COVID19 misinformation on its platform and are committed to continuing to work with the
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Karnataka Warns Of Action Against Doctors Over Covid Misinformation
The Karnataka government has warned certain medical practitioners of action for allegedly spreading misinformation pertaining to the COVID-19.
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India Top Source Of Social Media Misinformation On COVID-19: International Study
India produced the largest amount of social media misinformation on COVID-19 due to the country's high internet penetration rate, increasing social media consumption and users' lack of internet literacy, according to a new study.
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YouTube Says It Removed 1 Million "Dangerous" Videos On Covid-19
YouTube said in a blog post it relies on "expert consensus from health organizations," including the US Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization, but noted that, in some cases, "misinformation is less clear-cut" as new facts emer
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Facebook Removes Trump's Post Over "Harmful COVID Misinformation"
Facebook said Wednesday it had removed a video post by US President Donald Trump in which he contended that children are "almost immune" to the coronavirus, a claim the social network called "harmful COVID misinformation."
