Authors Might Not Be the Only People Getting Ripped Off by Spotify’s Audiobook Expansion ...Middle East

Late last year, Spotify announced a new audiobook feature, sparking backlash among authors who seemingly found out after the ink had dried between publishers and the music/podcast app. While many readers initially rejoiced, that excitement faded for many as they found the limits to this access. With Spotify rapidly pouring resources into offering features beyond music in the late 2010s, it was only a matter of time until it got into audiobooks. Following the surge in reading during COVID-19 lockdowns, Spotify began this initiative with one of the most popular children’s books of all time. Each week starting May 2020, a famous actor, starting with Daniel Radcliffe, would read a chapte

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