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Veteran musicians Neil Young and Joni Mitchell renounced Spotify last week after accusing the streaming giant of spreading misinformation about COVID-19.

The performer removed his music from the platform over the spread of "fake information"

The star removed her music from the platform back in 2014, and fans are asking her to do it again

CATHERINE MAYER, the widow of Gang of Four singer Andy Gill, has called on Spotify to do more than the “bare minimum” over pandemic misinformation.

The fight over Covid misinformation has put Spotify’s Joe Rogan Experience in the crosshairs. So what should be done?

The biggest and most popular music streaming service now has plenty of competition – how does it stack up today?

Data shows that boycotts and the ensuing attention are typically fleeting.

The debates over cancel culture are reaching new heights of absurdity. Consider the decisions of musical icons Neil Young and Joni Mitchell to remove their songs from Spotify. Critics have contended that Joe Rogan's podcast, hosted by Spotify, promotes vaccine-skeptical guests and boosts the spread of misinformation about COVID-19.

The 1960s were known for political activism that moved issues, so it’s fitting that two musical icons from that era have used the power of protest to achieve a small victory against pandemic disinformation. Neil Young and Joni Mitchell last week pulled their music from Spotify to protest podcaster Joe…