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Spotify Removes Many Comedians' Work From Streaming Platform Over Royalties Dispute Headline from NBC 6 South Florida
Spotify took down the work of hundreds of comedians are negotiating for royalties on streaming platforms, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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NBC 6 South Florida
Spotify Removes Many Comedians' Work From Streaming Platform Over Royalties Dispute ↗ (opens NBC 6 South Florida) Published Dec 3, 2021
Same headline from 3 more outlets NBC 6 South Florida's feed description Spotify took down the work of hundreds of comedians are negotiating for royalties on streaming platforms, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Forbes
Spotify Removes Content From Comedians Including Kevin Hart, John Mulaney Over Royalties Dispute ↗ (opens Forbes) Published Dec 3, 2021
Forbes's feed description Spotify has so far failed to reach a deal with Spoken Giants, a company seeking to win royalties for comedians as writers of their jokes.
Engadget
Spotify pulls top comedians' albums amid royalty dispute ↗ (opens Engadget) Published Dec 3, 2021
Engadget's feed description Spotify has pulled comedy albums from Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish and others as part of a royalty dispute..
Insider
Spotify removes John Mulaney, Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, and other comedians from service over a royalties dispute ↗ (opens Insider) Published Dec 3, 2021
Insider's feed description John Mulaney, Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart are among the comedians whose albums have been removed from the platform.
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