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Topic	Industry of Hate: Rumble plat form offers $100 million to Joe Rogan to switch
Musourenka 02/07/22 3:56:17 PM #58:	brotrrwinner posted... Ah, so then I assume you know exactly what the terms of the spotify/Joe Rogan deal were and that he 100% positively broke them. In over 100 episodes. And only now they went "ops, we seemed to miss all these blatant breaches of contract! Silly us! Oh well, no biggie, let's just delete it now" If it is a breach of contract, fine, let Rogan sue them. And if there's no breach of contract? Beyond that, do you think companies should be able to accept who they want, and also should be able to decline or remove content if it violates an established agreement? Should companies be prohibited for making or enforcing such agreements? --- Shooing away pigeons crapping on debate tables is not a violation of the pigeons' free speech. <cite>Musourenka posted [p:962444646] in Industry o... [t:79888413]...</cite> <quote>brotrrwinner posted... </cite> <quote>Ah, so then I assume you know exactly what the terms of the spotify/Joe Rogan deal were and that he 100% positively broke them. In over 100 episodes. And only now they went "ops, we seemed to miss all these blatant breaches of contract! Silly us! Oh well, no biggie, let's just delete it now"</quote> If it is a breach of contract, fine, let Rogan sue them. And if there's no breach of contract? Beyond that, do you think companies should be able to accept who they want, and also should be able to decline or remove content if it violates an established agreement? Should companies be prohibited for making or enforcing such agreements? --- Shooing away pigeons crapping on debate tables is not a violation of the pigeons' free speech.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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