In a letter signed by CEO Chris Pavlovski, Rumble offered Rogan “100 million bucks over four years” for his total library of shows and promised “no censorship.” Read more:
in December, seems “more about investing in a social statement than a wager on future cash flows or profits.” Animosity against Rogan and his show started building last month over misinformation about Covid-19 on his podcast. Musician Neil Young removed his music from the platform after asking Spotify to choose between him or Rogan.
Young was quick to point out that he was not advocating for censorship, but that “private companies have the right to choose what they profit from,” just as he can opt to “not have [his]Rumble, which started in 2013, is home to shows from conservative personalities Steven Crowder and Dan Bongino, and hasauthor and GOP Senate candidate J.D. Vance. Several videos promoted on the site’s homepage Monday were about Rogan and the fallout surrounding him.
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