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It’s been a busy week here at Subscription Insider, with the launch of our new premium and news sites and our rebranding. We’re very excited
Last week the Winnipeg Free Press announced it is implementing a “pay as you go” paywall model. Think “iTunes for news,” where readers make a
As The New Yorker planned the re-launch of its paywall last summer, it also left the doors open for five months to its archive of
Oyster, sometimes referred to as the Netflix for e-books, is now selling e-books, giving subscribers and non-subscribers the opportunity to purchase millions of e-books, according
The Four Basic Secrets to Leveraging Your Numbers will outline a few fundamental secrets to building a reporting infrastructure that you can really leverage. There
Microsoft has just announced that it is reducing the cost of its Work & Play Bundle to $149, says VentureBeat. For just $149, subscribers in
With plane crashes, presidential candidates and religious freedom in the news, it is easy for subscription news to get lost in the shuffle. We’ve got
Hailed as the Netflix for nonfiction by Mashable, CuriosityStream launched in March, offering nearly 1,000 documentaries for less than $6 a month. Created by John
Yes, you read the headline right. WWE’s stock plunged last week following record numbers of viewers tuning into WrestleMania 31, the highest grossing live event
A new video hosting service run by the former head of Hulu Plus is hoping that consumers will part with a little bit of cash
