Political debates are now available on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube, involving North Dakota and Missouri.

The entities involved

• Spotify →

  Swedish audio streaming service

  • Frank Bowman writes a series for Slate, which is available on Spotify, and provides analysis to Dahlia Lithwick.Sat 08:08
  • Major corporations dominate the independent music industry, leading to monopolistic practices and the formation of new industry groups like AMO.Thu 20:28
• YouTube →

  American video-sharing platform owned by Alphabet Inc.

  • Governments across Europe and elsewhere are planning bans or restrictions on major social media platforms like TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram.09:42
  • Gamers Nexus used YouTube to publish findings regarding LG TV data harvesting practices, with commentary from Steve Burke.Sat 22:51
• North Dakota →

  state of the United States of America

  • North Dakota is using the ballot measure process to propose a constitutional amendment.Sat 11:41
  • Outside groups are targeting multiple states with efforts to enact policy changes.Sat 11:41
• Missouri →

  state of the United States of America

  • River stage is measured east of Fairfield while severe drought conditions persist across Illinois and Missouri.Sat 13:46
  • Edward Snowden was hiding in Moscow in 2014, amidst accusations of US government restrictions and a gubernatorial state of emergency.Sat 13:41

Related events

• YouTube hosts political analysis regarding state races in Georgia.Oct 7