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Two weeks ago Twitter removed share counts from Tweet buttons on publisher sites, and some publishers are upset about the change, reports DigiDay. Some of
This week’s Five on Friday focuses on cybersecurity, Facebook advertising, older shoppers online, customer retention, and referral marketing.
Tidal gets its third CEO, publishers tell Twitter their frustrations, Apollo considers purchasing Tribune Publishing. We have those headlines as well as news about payments,
California consumers are suing subscription-based companies within and outside the state, in accordance with California’s auto-renewal law (Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code § 17600 et
Third time’s a charm. At least that’s what Dallas Morning News is hoping for as it plans to take a third run at a paywall
Amazon.com is planning to beef up its Prime Video offerings soon, reports Bloomberg Business, which could give it a serious advantage over Netflix and Hulu.
Ad-blocking technology has become ubiquitous for consumers who can’t stand ads – to the detriment of advertisers. Is there a happy medium? Dana Neuts investigates.
Thirteen months ago, The New Yorker launched a metered paywall to bridge the gap between free and paid online content. Last week, it announced the
In a regulatory filing last week, Disney (NYSE: DIS) disclosed that ESPN has lost nearly 7 million subscribers in the last two years, says the
This week’s Five on Friday on finding competition, light reading for entrepreneurs, adding information to sales receipts, tips for excel, and Thanksgiving.
