That letter was removed from Young’s website soon after it was posted, though it drew wide news media attention.
I want you to let Spotify know immediately TODAY that I want all my music off their platform.” In his original letter, which Young addressed to his label, Warner Records, and his manager, he said: “Spotify has a responsibility to mitigate the spread of misinformation on its platform. The news that the service was removing his songs was earlier reported by The Wall Street Journal. Young’s music was expected to be fully removed from Spotify within hours. In his statement on Wednesday, Young said that Spotify represented 60 percent of the streams of his music around the world. Young’s most popular songs, like “Heart of Gold,” “Harvest Moon” and “Old Man,” have been radio staples for decades, and have attracted hundreds of millions of streams on Spotify. Global Threat: New research shows that nearly three-quarters of respondents across 19 countries with advanced economies are very concerned about false information online.Media Literacy Efforts: As young people spend more time online, educators are increasingly trying to offer students tools and strategies to protect themselves from false narratives.Russian Falsehoods : Kremlin conspiracy theories blaming the West for disrupting the global food supply have bled into right-wing chat rooms and mainstream conservative news media in the United States.
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