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Artists Protest Streaming Platforms Over Ethical Concerns

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Source: Pitchfork
Artists Protest Streaming Platforms Over Ethical Concerns
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Massive Attack plans to remove their music from Spotify in protest of the platform's investments in military AI technology and in support of a cultural boycott against Israel's actions in Gaza, joining other artists who have recently pulled their music due to ethical concerns.

Topics:entertainmentmusic#ai-technology#boycott#gaza#massive-attack#music#spotify
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  1. Massive Attack Say They’ll Remove Music From Spotify  Pitchfork
  2. Massive Attack remove music from Spotify to protest against CEO Daniel Ek’s investment in AI military  The Guardian
  3. MIKE, Faye Webster, Japanese Breakfast, and More Join Israel Streaming Boycott  rollingstone.com
  4. More Than 400 artists sign petition to remove their songs from platforms in Israel  Haaretz
  5. MJ Lenderman, King Krule, Arca, MIKE, Yaeji, and More Join Campaign to Block Their Music From Streaming in Israel  yahoo.com

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