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WaPo blocks ad blockers, Comcast wants to charge for cell-phone-like data overages, and Media General buys Meredith for $2.4 billion. Those subscription headlines and more
At WWDC in June, Apple announced that it signed 18 publishers for its News app which will replace its outdated Newsstand app. Though not yet
Just when you think cable companies can’t get any greedier, they do. Comcast is experimenting with cell-phone-like data charges so it can charge overage fees,
Hulu finally jumped off the cliff, adding an ad-free subscription tier to its menu of options, according to the Hulu blog. This new option will
Patients can now get healthcare advice and medical treatment by subscription through NetMedNow and its telemedicine partners, says Bossier Press. NetMedNow offers online care 24/7
Dutch start-up Blendle announced it is expanding into Germany in two weeks. Sometimes referred to as the iTunes for news, co-founders Alexander Klöpping and Marten
Google’s YouTube gets serious about subscriptions with plans to roll out two subscription services by year end, says The Verge. One will be YouTube’s Music
Podcasters rejoice! For the first time, podcasting has been brought together in one marketplace with Howl, a new app that allows users to listen to
The New York Times and Financial Times are teaming up to provide unlimited digital access to hotel guests in North and South America, reports Editor
We can define this week’s headlines in one word: Google. Or should we say Alphabet? No matter what you call the company and its offshoots,
