Meghan Markle readies podcast after meetings with Spotify on misinformation policies

Prince Harry and his wife, the actress, are close to bearing fruit from their deal with the streaming service. The couple's Archewell Audio production company will be releasing a series on the streaming service this summer. The show is going to premiere after Harry andMeghan were encouraged by discussions over the efforts to fight misinformation. Archewell said the news is a result of those meetings.

They haven't been thrilled with the approach so far. They said they had been raising concerns about misinformation. Neil Young, Brown and other creatives began pulling or withholding content from Spotify in protest over the company's seeming tolerance of misinformation from Joe Rogan's show. Toya Holness, a Archewell spokesman, said the company was partnering with Spotify to improve transparency and curb misinformation.

The news may be positive for the company. In December 2020, Prince Harry and his fiancée, the actress, the singer, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the actress, the The series could help the streaming service recover some of its investment and address concerns it was fighting its own partners.

The challenge is persuading other hosts and networks to do the same. Not all of the high-profile exclusives signed by the service have been a success; for example, the first-look deal with director Ava DuVernay was the only one that didn't work out. Some creators are willing to stick around, but there are no guarantees that others will be as confident.