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Netflix’s latest shareholder letter ties growth to a clear three-lever formula: membership scale, pricing, and a fast-expanding ad business.
New $199 annual plan adds access for up to four people, plus a keepsake coffee-table book and tote for the primary account holder.
OpenAI’s $8/month Go tier expands globally as it prepares U.S. ad tests in ChatGPT.
Former subscribers now drive nearly 1 in 4 new sign-ups, while rising pause behavior and “micro-subscriptions” underscore a more intentional, lifecycle-driven market.
Agency alleges subscription terms were not clear and conspicuous and consumers did not provide valid affirmative consent for recurring billing.
The bill’s requirements mirror many click-to-cancel concepts, but would set them in statute rather than FTC rule.
New York AG Letitia James is demanding Instacart’s pricing-test records and disclosure screen flows by Jan. 29, citing the state’s algorithmic pricing disclosure law.
Complaint states pay-TV ESPN subscribers were led to believe WWE Premium Live Events were included, then faced a separate $29.99/month plan—spotlighting bundle/entitlement risk.
We reviewed all 32 FTC filings on reviving click-to-cancel rulemaking, revealing fault lines over scope, save offers, consent mechanics, and exemptions.
The settlement administrator says eligible consumers should receive notice by Jan. 23 and have 180 days to submit a claim.
