Spotify will include a notice in all podcasts that talk about covid, in the face of the wave of criticism

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Spotify announced this Sunday that it will include a notice in all its content where it talks about covid-19, in response to criticism received by the broadcast of the program "

and that it is accused of promoting

"We are working to add a content notice to any episode of a podcast that includes a discussion about covid-19," said the executive director of the music platform and pre-recorded programs,

in a statement that also details that will publish the company's dissemination standards.

The ad, Spotify says, will direct listeners to a "Covid-19 hub, a resource that provides easy access to data-driven, up-to-date information shared by scientists, clinicians, academics, and public health authorities around the world, as well as as links to reliable sources.

The controversy surrounding Spotify focuses on the program "The Joe Rogan Experience", considered

The show, offered exclusively on this platform after

has been repeatedly criticized for promoting coronavirus conspiracy theories and encouraging non-vaccination.

A letter signed by 270 American doctors and scientists warned Spotify a few weeks ago that it was

and health recommendations.

"There has been a lot of conversation about information about covid-19 on Spotify. We have listened to the criticism and are implementing changes to help combat misinformation," Ek wrote on Twitter, acknowledging that, despite having rules for the production of content, They have not been "transparent" when they could be known by everyone.

The last to criticize Spotify have been

who expressed their concern to the company about misinformation about covid-19 on the platform, although they assured that they are still willing to continue working with her, explained today a spokesperson for his foundation, Archewell.

The statement by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex comes after Neil Young and Joni Mitchell announced that they will be removing their music from Spotify in protest at the broadcast of the popular Joe Rogan podcast.

The executive director of the platform also insisted on Spotify's commitment to fighting misinformation as well as education on issues related to covid-19.

"We launched various educational resources and campaigns to raise awareness and developed and promoted a global COVID-19 information hub," Spotify's chief executive officer said in the statement.

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