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Earlier this year, I wrote about how major magazine publishers had partnered with Next Issue to offer digital versions of popular consumer publications. The magazines
Here’s a sentence I never thought I’d write: The Huffington Post is entering the paid content, subscription business.But not for online content through its website.
It’s been hard for social media sites serving consumers to monetize their popularity. (The exception, of course, is LinkedIn, which occupies the B2B space.) However,
It seems like the New York Times is finally catching on to what you knew all along — niche markets are where the money’s at
Taking its cue from The New York Times, Gannett Co., Inc. announced last week that it will begin implementing online subscriptions for every one of
Through partnerships and new ventures, it appears that the online video streaming business is really taking off.Just last week, three companies announced their plans to
We often feature ideas that are working in the subscription industry, but today I thought we could pause to consider two ideas that are likely
This month, The Daily Thrive joined the community of subscription-based coaching services with a well-designed site that’s already capitalizing on subscription services and one-off educational
Subscription sites are growing by the month (if not week), and here are some interesting launches and acquisitions we thought you’d want to know about:
Online video subscription sites seem to be taking off. Netflix just launched in the UK and Ireland, starting a price war with Amazon’s Lovefilm service.
