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Russel Perkins discusses how Vivino has licensed its image recognition technology to Magnus, who in turn has created a market disrupting app for the art
Last week Honolulu Civil Beat, a news outlet focused on public affairs reporting, turned six years old. To celebrate, the digital news site announced big
Last Wednesday Vogue magazine, part of the Condé Nast media empire, introduced its first members-only program, called Vogue VIP, giving members special access to the
Snapchat has recently redesigned its Stories page to make it easier to discover publishers’ content and perhaps boost their viewership, reports the Wall Street Journal.
In this week’s subscription news, the New York Times begins exploring ad-free digital subscriptions, the Supreme Court rejects Google’s appeal in an AdWords battle, and
On Wednesday, Apple announced it will sweeten the deal for developers and subscription companies by changing its fee structure, reports The Verge. The announcement comes
One year after adding micropayments to their tiered revenue strategy, the Winnipeg Free Press reports success, reports J Source. Publisher Bob Cox offered an update
Getting in on subscription fitness, CBS Interactive Advanced Media has launched TrainerPass, a subscription fitness platform that lets subscribers stream workout videos from fitness pros
Seven months after going public, Match-owned Tinder predicts its paid subscribers will double by the end of the year. In the first quarter of 2016,
Today Pandora announced a partnership with Music Reports, a rights administration platform, to manage the company’s mechanical licensing and royalty administration for its new interactive
