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While the impact of late 60s rock on protesting the Vietnam War is hard to quantify, who better to start a revolt against Spotify than Neil Young and his grumpy flower power companions? They hit the peak of their success decades earlier and their biggest fans tend to have their music on vinyl or CD, making them, arguably, the perfect musicians to start and support a cause against a music streaming service. As a result, he and his ex- bandmates have been criticised for their 60s’ pseudo-revolutionary “hippy” outlook that says much more than it does. However, David Crosby has specifically received backlash for supporting Young because he sold his entire catalogue to Iconic Artists’ Group over a year ago, limiting the actual agency he has over his music. Of all that remains on Spotify of the late 60s folk rock bands, CSN (Crosby, Stills & Nash) and CSNY (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young), are a few live albums that I doubt anyone pays much attention to. However, it raises a few questions about censorship, creative rights, and the nature of the streaming era. Not both.” This rebellion has since snowballed for a variety of reasons, supported by both musicians, like Joni Mitchell, Nils Lofgren, and Mary Trump, and content-producers. Despite Rogan’s obvious monetary leverage, Young posed an ultimatum to Spotify, “they can have either Rogan or Young.

“The Joe Rogan Experience” reels in 12 million views a month and is tied to Spotify with an exclusive $100 million licensing deal. Not only has he stated that young, healthy people should avoid getting jabbed, but that the vaccine is actually “gene therapy”. That means that in conversation with “specialists” (who have been criticised by the scientific community), he was able to comfortably make statements about the nature of the COVID-19 vaccine. Rogan interviews a variety of people on his show with the intention of learning more about the world around him – a stance he has made very clear. Neil Young released a statement in January criticising Spotify for “unfactual, misleading and false COVID information” that the platform has hosted unchecked, particularly pointing at content produced by podcaster and comedian, Joe Rogan. When Neil Young removed his music from Spotify due to allegations that Joe Rogan was spreading vaccine disinformation on his widely viewed podcast, did he launch a losing battle against the music-streaming platform? More Unpacking the Spotify Mutiny: What on Earth is Going On With Neil Young and Joe Rogan?

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Issue Archive About Felix Write For Us Contact Felix The student newspaper of Imperial College London This record has no associated files available for download.Unpacking the Spotify Mutiny: What on Earth is Going On With Neil Young and Joe Rogan? | Music | Felix Online Felix Such findings are important for revealing the directions in the literature and determining the existing gaps that can be highlighted in the future. We were able to build a framework of the strategies mostly used by users to enforce online privacy boundaries. The identified studies focused only on few geographic regions. Face-book platform was often used for investigations. Qualitative interviews is the preferred method for researchers. Findings determine that the related literature is limited. We examined the classifications of papers, theories used, data collection methods, strategies mentioned, SNSs platforms targeted and geographic distribution of participants. Consequently, this paper presents a broad picture of the literature published between 2003-2017 and relating to the strategies that are adopted by SNSs users to achieve acceptable levels of online privacy. Lately, it was discovered that different social and technological strategies are performed by users in order to achieve online privacy, to select the flow of their private information and to help them to enforce and create imaginary boundaries similar to what they do during everyday communication. These contradictory findings suggest that there are essential issues that could direct us to discover the privacy management nature in SNSs and the complex decision-making process that is adopted by SNSs users. Moreover, most of the studies reach contradictory findings regarding how people regulate their online privacy decisions.

With the emergence of Social Networking Sites (SNSs), privacy management and access issues have been a great area of concern for most of SNSs population.