The streaming company announced earlier this month that it would publicly display how many plays podcasts had. Podcasters ...

Spotify's auto-detection system did not flag these fake podcasts for removal, with listeners having unrestricted access to ...

Many of the podcasts included no audio or AI-generated voiceovers and simply redirected users to websites where they could buy Xanax, Oxycodone, or Tramadol without a prescription.

On Thursday, Business Insider (BI) reported that Spotify removed 200 podcasts advertising the sale of opioids and other drugs, but that wasn't the end of the scandal. Today, CNN revealed that it ...

Spotify is scrambling to remove fake podcast pages that direct users to buy drugs from potentially dangerous and illegal online pharmacies. CNN identified dozens of these phony podcasts across Spotify ...

YouTube is solidifying its place in podcasts. The company on Thursday announced the launch of a weekly top podcast shows ...

Spotify removed "podcasts" promoting opioid sales on websites imitating online pharmacies. Business Insider found 200 podcasts peddling prescription medicines, which have since been removed.