WorldPingA distribution loophole lets scammers collect royalties uploading fake songs to profiles for real bands.
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Spotify expands its partner program for podcasts to 35 new countries
Spotify’s Fresh Finds Forward gives artists free studio time and more
A dolphin named Bubbles makes other fish vomit, then eats it
Scammers have been inserting fake songs onto real artist's pages on Spotify and other platforms
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Read the full report at EngadgetGetting added to Spotify's Fresh Finds playlists can be a huge break for artists trying to cut through the noise on streaming. Now Spotify is launching a program called Fresh Finds Forward, which aims to give artists the tools to capitalize on that exposure.
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I kept seeing engineers share what they were building with AI; however, I was always more curious about how they worked. Which agents did they use? What skills and tools had stuck or been thrown out the window? How did they manage longer-running tasks?
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Spotify said since changing its video podcasts creator terms in January, its payouts have increased by more than a third.
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