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Disney’s Q2 results show why streaming economics are moving beyond subscriber scale toward pricing, advertising, wholesale strategy, DTC execution and margin.
The New York Times grew digital subscribers, ARPU, and subscription revenue in Q1, offering subscription teams a useful benchmark for mature digital growth.
Mastercard’s Fraud Deflect partnership shows why subscription chargebacks are becoming a payments, retention, and customer experience issue.
Stripe’s latest product announcements connect AI-assisted purchasing, usage-based pricing and fraud controls to core subscription revenue operations.
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Law going live this week requires clear disclosures, easy cancellation, and express consent. Businesses may owe three times the unauthorized amounts as a refund or
Turn pricing discussions from risky revenue grabs into strategic retention levers. A retention-first pricing framework using tiering, bundling and value sequencing.
Why Zuora’s announcement is more than a product update — and what it reveals about the industry-wide shift toward unified, AI-ready monetization architectures.
Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island privacy laws are now live, raising the bar for customer data requests, opt-outs, and data-sharing controls across the subscription stack.
Learn how subscription businesses are cutting payment costs through analytics, downgrade reduction, ACH incentives, and smarter routing.
Click-to-cancel now spans compliance, retention, payments, bank apps, support, legal risk, and subscriber trust.
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The FCC’s Media Bureau opened MB Docket 26-45 to gather input on consumer costs, paywalls, exclusivity, and impacts on local broadcast access, with comments due
USA TODAY Co. said its early-2025 value-first, digital-only subscription pivot drove record Q4 ARPU and contributed to a second straight quarter of sequential digital-only subscription
Autoship customer sales rose to $10.497 billion as the company added active customers, lifted spend per customer, and posted record free cash flow.
This $3.4 million settlement offers four key warnings for subscription businesses, especially those in media and streaming.
Trump’s 60-day ultimatum accelerates subscription-style healthcare models, with Eli Lilly, Pfizer, and Novo Nordisk embracing platforms that combine telehealth, cash pay, and recurring medication delivery.
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