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NPR is leaving Twitter, Peacock debuts on Meta Quest VR devices, and Rent the Runway sees a rise in revenue and subscribers.
We share five practical strategies for subscription companies to navigate their marketing while Twitter implodes, including exploring Twitter alternatives.
Amazon is charging some customers a $1 fee if they drop off Amazon returns at UPS when another location is closer.
Five on Friday, April 14, 2023: T-Mobile extends partnership with MLB, HBO Max is now Max, USPS proposes price increases.
The FTC and the State of Florida have sued Chargebacks911 for “unfairly thwarting consumers,” preventing them from winning chargeback disputes.
British publishing and education company Pearson PLC is selling its online learning services division to a US-based private equity firm.
Match Group’s Tinder is testing a $500 a month dating subscription service called Tinder Vault.
Two senators are reintroducing the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act to even the playing field between big tech and digital publishers.
Github ordered to identify user who leaked Twitter source code, news outlets debate about paying for Twitter Blue, and more ads are coming to Microsoft’s
Marc Roth of Cobalt Law shares his observations and insights into the FTC’s proposed changes to the Negative Option Rule.
