Spotify Backtracks on Hateful Content Policy, But R. Kelly is Still Banned
Less than a month after rolling it out, Spotify is partially walking back its controversial policy after backlash from both artists and users.
Less than a month after rolling it out, Spotify is partially walking back its controversial policy after backlash from both artists and users.
Spotify will also commit to paying ongoing royalties to the affected artists.
There’s a new challenger in the music streaming space.
It already feels like yet another attempt to force consumers into a product they’ve repeatedly made clear isn’t desired.
The music streaming platform appears to be continuing to promote merchandise from artists in violation of its own guidelines.
The free tier remains one of the best places to go for a huge music catalogue that won’t cost you anything.
The company is apparently pulling back on promoting alleged sexual abusers across its streaming platform.
Spotify just announced a pretty big change to its mobile app.
The redesign will reportedly focus primarily on making the Spotify mobile app easier to use,.
Spotify’s announcing something on April 24th in New York, and we’re not entirely sure what it is. We do have a few hunches, though.
Spotify is cracking down on subscribers who are using “unauthorised” apps to enjoy paid features at freemium prices.
YouTube, the internet’s default music player, just hired away a key employee from its competition.
It's pursuing the unusual option of a direct listing instead of a traditional IPO.
Fancy Sky is about to get fancier.
When will the madness end.
Called “Nelson,” the tool is a fun way to explore outside your own musical tastes.
