#Spotify

The Trump administration is threatening retaliation against EU companies like Spotify and Siemens over content moderation disputes involving Elon Musk's X.

Activist group 'Anna's Archive' claims to have scraped nearly 300TB of data from Spotify, making metadata for millions of tracks available via torrent. Here's what this means for the music industry and data ownership.

Activist group Anna's Archive alleges it scraped 86 million songs from Spotify, totaling 300TB, with plans for a torrent release. Spotify says it has disabled the accounts involved and implemented new safeguards.

Anna's Archive, a shadow library reportedly funded by AI developers, has released 300TB of Spotify music and metadata as torrents. We analyze the implications for the music industry, copyright law, and the escalating war for AI training data.

Spotify has deployed new "anti-copyright" protections after the activist group Anna's Archive announced it successfully ripped 86 million songs for torrent distribution, targeting 99.6% of all listens.

Pirate group Anna's Archive scraped 300TB of data from Spotify, including 86 million audio tracks. Spotify confirms the breach and is taking action. The incident sparks a debate over piracy vs. digital preservation in the streaming era.

Spotify's move into lossless audio is more than a feature update; it's a strategic battle against Apple and Amazon over ecosystem lock-in and hardware sales.