Jones, who has appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience numerous times, also announced that Rogan had specifically requested in his contract with Spotify that the Infowars host will be allowed to appear uncensored on the podcast on Spotify.
Jones said Rogan told him he is sick of being treated poorly by Google, and the straw that broke the camel’s back was that Rogan wanted to interview doctors and experts who have differing opinions on the coronavirus to the officially sanctioned narrative, and was told by YouTube that they would not allow such content on their platform.
There's the nonsense political stuff, but it's a bigger issue than that. They are inconsistent in the application of their rules, the rules aren't really clear about what is and isn't allowed, and the demonetizing thing is imo worse than the removing content thing. A bunch of IT people had to start posting videos to pornhub because Youtube just randomly started taking them down, with no explanation. Eventually that was corrected but if you're a creator, your whole business model just got fucked up by arbitrary randomness. Even if you're just a hobbyist fucking around, no one should have to deal with that.It sounds like YouTube is a bad place to run a business if you don't want to subscribe to Google goodthink. I hope they get fucked in the anti-trust lawsuit, but that's probably wishful thinking.
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Check this one out too as she is none of the above as well.Not a pundit, athlete or comedian? Shit yea, been waiting for an episode like this
The biggest issue with Youtube has been that they've never really had any competition so they could just do what they want.
He has talked a lot recently about setting up residency in Cali and not touring. The Spotify thing might play in but I think its truly his play against YouTube, his platform is big enough that he can drive traffic to Spotify and make moving away from YouTube etc that much easier.
The free version with ads isn't too bad either.Here are the Spotify Plans for those that are curious. I will probably switch from Amazon Unlimited, hope there is a way to port my playlists over.
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Yeah, I heard him saying that, he talked about Colorado before too. That's more believable. If Texas legalized marijuana maybe, until then that's a hard no.LA's mayor talking about 3 more months of lockdown has Joe considering a move to Texas very seriously...