American Express raises annual fee for Platinum card from $550 to $695, but includes new membership rewards and perks.
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Bloomberg Media tests subscriber-only content; Bally Sports direct-to-consumer estimated to attract 4.4M subscribers & $2B; Google delays cookie removal.
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YouTube TV adds new features for $20 a month; Amazon offers 6 mos. of Disney+ to new Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers, and Facebook files $36M ad fraud lawsuit.
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Facebook has launched its own subscription newsletter service, Facebook Bulletin featuring articles, podcasts, exclusive content and more.
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Big tech giant Amazon is going old school, launching a vinyl of the month club subscription for $24.99 a month.
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A U.S. District Court judge dismissed an antitrust complaint filed by the FTC against Facebook for insufficience evidence.
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The UK’s CMA is investigating whether Amazon and Google are doing enough to stop false and misleading online reviews.
UK’s CMA Investigates Amazon and Google for Potentially Fake Online Reviews Read More »
BuzzFeed will acquire Complex Networks for $300 million and the company announced its plans to go public.
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DC Comics extends digital magazine to print; Twitter opens applications to test new content subscription features; and CNN to sell NFTs.
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In this week’s Five on Friday, Ascend2 shares the results of their customer experience design survey, Twitter opens up applications for Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows, and Google readies itself for antitrust cases over its Play Store. Also, Nacha explains three new rules that will go into effect on June 30, and Reuters shares their
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