Podcaster Joe Rogan revealed that two former presidents called Spotify in 2022 regarding his discussions on COVID-19.

Since his feud with Neil Young, Rogan's fame grew, culminating in a new $250 million deal with Spotify that allows him to upload his JRE episodes across multiple platforms. It's safe to say that the ...

Joe Rogan claims that two unnamed former presidents contacted Spotify regarding his COVID commentary on ‘The Joe Rogan ...

Spotify needs to do more soul-searching ... but do little to move the needle on a Rogan controversy that seemed easily preventable. Companies should always have a long-term strategy in place ...

Joe Rogan claimed two former presidents called Spotify when the platform faced backlash in 2022 for allegedly allowing him to ...

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek shared ways ... to but not explicitly referencing the recent controversy surrounding Spotify’s “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast. Spotify will add a content warning ...

Here’s how it works. Spotify is embroiled in a controversy surrounding its endorsement of podcaster Joe Rogan. His podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, is the most popular show on the music ...

Two more artists are joining Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Nils Lofgren in pulling their music libraries from Spotify due to the content on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Graham Nash and India Arie ...

Podcast giant Joe Rogan recounted his controversial discussions about COVID-19 and how even former presidents joined in complaints to the streaming provider Spotify. The media platform came […] ...

Spotify has also addressed the controversy, making its content moderation policies public, and holding a tense town hall to defend the company’s relationship with Rogan to employees. Why Spotify ...

️ ️ Spotify published a response to the Young-vs-Rogan controversy on Sunday (January 30th), announcing the first measures it will take following the recent backlash. The streamer ...

Despite the Biden White House urging Big Tech to censor ‘misinformation,’ Rogan said his podcast audience ‘grew by 2 million subscribers in a month.’ ...