Spotify denies recent accusation that it changed its terms for artists

Spotify denies recent accusation that it changed its terms for artists

Spotify sets the record straight about the distribution rights of artists, podcasters, creators, and authors on the platform.

News Summary: Spotify Clarifies Terms After Creator Concerns; Storytel Launches New Features

We start the week with a story that has been bubbling away in some corners of the creative internet. Earlier this month Spotify changed its terms and conditions. Rights holders became worried about some aspects of those changes that appeared to allow Spotify to share any content uploaded to the platform without the creator’s consent. The post News Summary: Spotify Clarifies Terms After Creator Concerns; Storytel Launches New Features appeared fi…

Spotify Denies Claims It Took Ownership of Artists’ Music

The company says recent updates only apply to listeners, not artists — but criticism over streaming royalties continues… The post Spotify Denies Claims It Took Ownership of Artists’ Music appeared first on IMP.NEWS.

Spotify Pushes Back Against 'False' Terms of Service Claims

Photo Credit: Alexander Shatov Amid an avalanche of controversy – and some more artist exits – Spotify has responded to purported “misinformation” about its newest terms of service update. According to multiple X posts, said controversy reignited closer to September’s beginning, when artists and observers resumed criticizing Spotify terms describing sweeping derivative-work authorizations. “they changed their terms of service allowing them to ge…

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Spotify sets the record straight about the distribution rights of artists, podcasters, creators, and authors on the platform.

Spotify hits back at ‘misinformation’ on its terms for artists

Have you seen the viral video about how Spotify has changed its terms and conditions to let it pass the rights to artists’ music onto, well, anyone it likes? Plenty of people have: it has 36k likes on Instagram and 27k on TikTok, starting a ripple effect of other videos addressing the topic. The only problem? According to […] The post is from Music Ally.