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IAC, the parent company of Match.com and Newsweek/The Daily Beast, announced this week that it has acquired subscription site Tutor.com. Terms of the deal were
Zacks Investment Research, a Chicago-based subscription and financial information publisher, is looking for an online marketing manager to head up a number of service lines.
After being a long-time hold-out, The Wall Street Journal has finally agreed to sell digital subscriptions through Apple’s Newsstand. The all-digital package is priced at
Hearst Magazine’s president David Carey recently issued an open company-wide letter stating that it ended 2012 with 800,000 monthly digital subscribers across its iPad, Nooks,
2013 seems to have started off with a bang for our industry after Andrew Sullivan announced plans to make his popular blog The Dish independent
In the era of big data, sites that clean up and format some of that data have a distinct competitive edge — and a chance
By cleaning up publicly-available SEC data, Equilar Insight generates approximately $20 million a year by selling group subscriptions, priced above $11K/year, to large corporations. CEO
While almost a quarter of Americans are reading eBooks, the Pew Research Center also reported that e-reading is shifting from dedicated e-readers to multipurpose tablets.
2012 is coming to a close, and since we’ve avoided the apocalypse, it’s a good time to reflect and take stock of everything that’s happened.
The Guardian seems to be catching on a bit to subscription marketing. The bastion of free content, in partnership with sister paper The Observer, has
