Pressure on Spotify and its platforming of misinformation has had to come from the likes of Neil Young, because there’s a vacuum in the place where regulation around harmful or misleading content should be. Picture: Gus Stewart
I have a musician friend who for years refused to put his songs onto Spotify. He hates the streaming service. Spotify is ruining artists’ livelihoods, he will tell you, because of how little artists earn from streams of music on the service. You wouldn’t want to start talking to him about Spotify and its Swedish founder Daniel Ek in the pub of an evening: you'd be running for the door after half an hour, the...
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