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The Lawton (Oklahoma) Constitution is using grant money from Google to help low-income readers pay for newspaper subscriptions.
Playboy lays off remaining editorial staff, Quibi advertisers want contract revisions, and Google tests one-click subscription sign-ups in Android TV store.
Cheddar explains how creators are moving to fan-direct platforms, 2Checkout shares their subscription usage survey results, and we offer 5 tips for growing your email
Subscription service Stitch Fix plans to layoff 1,400 California stylists due to the high cost of doing business in that state.
Microsoft lays off dozens of editorial staff in the U.S. and the U.K. in favor of news curated through artificial intelligence.
This week WWE launched a free version of its streaming video subscription service, WWE Network, as it reimagines its streaming offering.
Google announced it will provide funding for more than 5,300 small & medium-sized local newsrooms from its Journalism Emergency Relief Fund.
PlayStation Now has 2.2 million subscribers, BBC Four could become a global subscription service, and The Atlantic is cutting 17% of staff.
Five on Friday, May 29, 2020: grocery stores are adapting to new shopping trends, beauty boxes are riding the wave of coronavirus, and Meredith launches
Torstar, publisher of the Toronto Star and TheStar.com has been sold in a deal worth approximately $52 million. The new owners intend to take the
