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How $1bn push into podcasts led to Spotify’s growing pains

Streaming firm is facing a cocktail of crises, from culture wars to competition concerns

The Guide #20: Joe Rogan is just one rogue in podcasting’s wild west

In this week’s newsletter: the beauty of podcasts is that anyone can start one and be successful. But that also means Rogan’s is far from the first show to get out of hand

Teen monitoring Elon Musk’s jet ‘tracking Gates, Bezos and Drake too’

Jack Sweeney, who wants Tesla CEO to hand over $50k to remove flight tracker bot, sets sights on other celebrities

‘I wish I could’: why it’s hard for smaller artists to boycott Spotify

The feud between major artists and Spotify has overlooked problems faced by those with less power and finances

Four alternatives to Spotify: swapping is easier than you think

Whether you’re boycotting the service over Joe Rogan or just looking for something new, it’s a cinch to cancel and you can take your playlists too

Missing Joni and Neil? Here’s how to break up with Spotify

There are plenty of streaming options available for music and podcasts – or you could listen the old-fashioned way

Joe Rogan pledges to ‘try harder’ after Spotify misinformation controversy

Podcast host apologises to streaming service, which has faced criticism over episodes featuring guests who shared Covid conspiracy theories

Spotify to direct listeners to accurate Covid information after Joe Rogan outcry

Streaming platform publishes rules for creators and announces plan to tackle misinformation, including ‘content advisories’

Harry and Meghan voice concern to Spotify over Covid misinformation

Sussexes say they are committed to continuing to work with the music and podcast streaming platform

My Spotify playlists tell the story of my life – can I really quit now?

The Neil Young and Joe Rogan row may be the final straw for some, but many music lovers like me are in a dilemma, asks Sarah Ann Harris, the Guardian’s deputy audience editor

The Joe Rogan v Neil Young furore reveals Spotify’s new priority: naked capitalism

The streaming service’s decision to back the controversial podcast shows it might have lost its way, says music business journalist Eamonn Forde

Music taste has become the latest weapon in our online dating war

Music is still synonymous with romance – just ask West Elm Caleb. But dating apps reduce it to data points, and a digital playlist is no match for the mixtapes of old

Spotify removes Neil Young music in feud over Joe Rogan’s false Covid claims

Musician has condemned misinformation on platform’s top podcast, saying ‘they can have Rogan or Young’

UK watchdog to study music streaming amid claims of raw deal for artists and fans

Competition regulator acts after stinging criticism by MPs of record labels and platforms such as Spotify

Julian Lennon to auction NFT of Paul McCartney’s notes for Hey Jude

Other Beatles memorabilia including outfits and guitars to be sold as non-fungible tokens by John Lennon’s son

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