In its first quarter 2020 earnings results, The New York Times Company reports record subscriptions.
The New York Times Added a Record 587,000 New Digital Subscribers in First Quarter Read More »
Tesla delays the release of its semi until 2021; the Skimm cuts staff 20%, and Comcast struggles with the loss of revenue from theme parks, movies and sports.
Weekly Subscription News: Self-Driving, Stonewalling and Struggling Read More »
In this week’s Five on Friday, we’ll explore how subscription companies have been impacted and are adapting to the new normal with COVID-19.
Five on Friday: Streaming Services, Subscription Expertise and Top Subscription Jobs Read More »
The FCC fined Sinclair Broadcasting Group $48 million for its failed merger with Tribune Media. The fine is the largest fine a broadcast company has been charged by the FCC in its 86 year history.
Sinclair Broadcasting to Pay $48 Million Fine for Failed Merger with Tribune Media Read More »
A year after embarking on a merger, textbook publishers McGraw-Hill and Cengage have called off the deal because they couldn’t overcome regulatory hurdles.
Teladoc sees double-digit growth in revenue and visits during the first quarter of 2020.
Teladoc’s First Quarter Revenue and Total Visits Grow in Double Digits During COVID-19 Read More »
Dining card subscription company Foodie Card raises $1.5 million in seed funding to hire staff, grow restaurant and food bank partnerships and expand nationally.
Dining Card Subscription Company ‘Foodie Card’ Raises in $1.5 Million Seed Round Read More »
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, technology giant Apple reports record Services revenue of $13.3 billion for the second quarter of fiscal year 2020.
Apple’s Second Quarter Services Revenue Reaches Record $13.3 Billion Read More »
In this week’s news, Congress wonders if Amazon lied to them, entrepreneurs launch art & plant subscriptions & Google requires identify verification.
We are the end of the second month of quarantine, and cities and states are starting to gradually open up. At the same time, the subscription industry and companies around the world continue to feel the impact it has had on their businesses. Netflix, for example, is slashing its content budget, the use of contactless
