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Last year, Tennis Channel got 125,000 downloads of its free Tennis Everywhere app, that allowed for free live streaming of the French Open. This year,
When Psychotherapy.net started making professional training videos for psychotherapists more than 15 years ago, they adopted the DVD rental model made popular by Netflix at
While it’s easy to think Amazon and Apple own the world, both companies actually have fair competition outside the US. In India, for example, Flipkart
Last December we wrote about the launch of Entitle, a subscription eBook service that was notable for its focus on ownership rather than the ubiquitous
By Katherine Noyes Sesame Street has already demonstrated its digital savvy in numerous ways — its successful use of mobile apps, for instance — and
By Katherine Noyes It’s no secret that today’s consumers increasingly choose to access content via mobile device, so it was no great surprise to see
By Katherine Noyes New subscription sites arrive practically every day in the content-publishing world, and we here at Subscription Site Central do our best to
By Katherine Noyes The New York Times on Wednesday announced that it is expanding its digital subscription product offerings with two new tiered options: NYT
By Minal Bopaiah As a general rule, I try to stay away from one-size-fits-all advice, especially since digital media is constantly evolving. But after two
By Katherine Noyes We’ve written about Tinypass on a few occasions before, including its launch in late 2012 of a metered paywall platform. The company
