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Avid readers in the U.K. can now get their Hunger Games fix on Kindle Unlimited, the latest launch by Amazon. Kindle Unlimited was first available
Thom Yorke, the perpetually paranoid siren of all things technological and lead singer of British alternative-rock band Radiohead, last week released his second solo album
In a July 2014 poll, 76% of smartphone owners and 55% of tablet owners have downloaded apps. Of those, 43% of mobile users paid a
Responding to an increase in mobile use by its military audience, The Air Force Times has introduced a new subscription app for smartphones and tablets.
We are pleased to announce that Subscription Content and our sister publication, Subscription Site Insider have been acquired. Here is the full text of today’s
After studying subscriber habits, the self-described “digital first” Financial Times launched a redesign of its newspaper last month to complement its online and mobile news
Just a year into its shift to a subscription-based, online library, Scribd is already seeing big benefits including 80 million monthly readers from over 100
The New York Times launched a new aggregation feature on its homepage, indicating that The Grey Lady is willing to admit she’s not the only
While legacy publications have been slower to transition to digital platforms, they often have an advantage over new, digitally native publications: a decades- or centuries-long
We’ve written a bit about Adobe’s transition from a one-time software license model to a subscription-only revenue model. While there have been some glitches with
