This week’s subscription news features a variety of subscription companies – news, fitness, cars, movies, payments and more. The Globe and Mail launches Canada’s first premium subscription news service about cannabis, Audi tests a car subscription service in Dallas, and according to CNBC, Netflix could lose one-fourth of its subscribers if it runs ads on the streaming video on-demand service. Also this week, celebrity fitness trainer Dana Perri launches a subscription service, Instagram Shopping gets a personalized explore channel and stories tags, and Snapchat partners with 25 media companies.
The Globe and Mail Launches Canada’s First Premium Subscription Cannabis News Service
Longview News Journal
Celebrity Fitness Trainer Dana Perri Launches Subscription Service
MarketWatch
Audi Launches Luxury Car Subscription Pilot Program in Dallas
Engadget
MoviePass Competitor Sinemia Has Launched an Unlimited Movie-Ticket Subscription Plan for $29.99
Markets Insider
One-quarter of Netflix Subscribers May Drop Streaming Video Service If It Runs Ads
CNBC
Instagram Shopping Gets Personalized Explore Channel, Stories Tags
TechCrunch
Snapchat Partners with 25 Media Companies, Leverages Users’ Content
MediaPost
Disney Bets Big on Digital Dollars as it Dismantles Lucrative Long-Time Distribution
TVRev.com