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Two more media giants combine forces. This time – Media General and Meredith Corp. Last week Media General announced it will buy Meredith Corp. in
Every issue. Every article. Ever. That’s what Esquire is offering subscribers who are eager to delve into the magazine’s complete digital archives which Esquire put
Print is not dead, or so says Alana Newhouse, editor-in-chief of Tablet magazine, a daily online magazine featuring Jewish news, ideas, and culture. In fact,
Payment platforms, network television, social media sites and magazine publishers are all in the news this week. Here are those headlines and more from around
We have good news and bad news. The good news – the NFL launched a new subscription service, NFL Game Pass, last week. For just
In this edition of Five on Friday, Insider Guide Diane Pierson talks embedded video, subscriber engagement, snarky opt-outs, Amazon, and drafting copy.
Last week the Wall Street Journal rolled out a new premium subscription service, called WSJ Pro, targeting professionals in specific industries the media outlet covers,
Watch out, Facebook. Twitter and Google are hot on the trail, working on open source version of “Instant Articles,” reports Re/code. Similar to the Facebook
Verizon is planning to launch its own over-the-top (OTT) TV service soon, says Bloomberg Business. The service, to be called Go90, is still in the
The Guardian is enjoying success with its year-old “Guardian Members” program, an exclusive membership program where the outlet’s most loyal readers have the opportunity to
