Epic Games Launches Fortnite Crew Game Subscription
Developer Epic Games is launching a Fortnite Crew game subscription. For $11.99 a month, Fortnite Crew members get extras and exclusives.
Five on Friday: Subscription Offer Codes, Audio Ads and Instagram Upgrades
Gumroad launches monthly memberships, developers can now use subscription codes in their apps on Apple, and YouTube launches audio ads.
GlobalComix Launches Digital Comics Subscription and SuperFan Program
GlobalComix launches a digital comics subscription and SuperFan program to support creators of indie comics, graphic novels and manga.
Apple Reduces App Store Commission to 15% for Small Businesses
Apple announced that the company is reducing its App Store commission from 30% to 15% for small businesses earning less than $1M per year.
Amazon Opens Amazon Pharmacy for Home Delivery of Prescriptions
Ecommerce giant Amazon announced the launch of Amazon Pharmacy for home delivery of prescriptions as well as a prescription savings program.
Weekly Subscription News: Prescriptions, Predictions and Powerball Subscriptions
Amazon sells prescription drugs with 2-day delivery, Michigan Lottery sells Powerball subscriptions, and Target stops its subscription plan.
Five on Friday: Podcasts, Publishers and Monetization
Zoom will remove time limits on Thanksgiving, TikTok gets a temporary reprieve, and Squarespace adds new monetization options.
Skift Adopts Subscription First Strategy
Skift, a business intelligence company for the travel industry, adopts a subscription-first strategy to get it through the pandemic and beyond.
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ESPN to Lay Off 300 as Disney Focuses on Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Video
ESPN is laying off 300 people, or 6% of workforce, as parent Disney focuses on its direct-to-consumer streaming video subscription services.
Five on Friday: WiFi Subscriptions, Credit Scores and Restructuring
Planet Fitness announces a digital-only subscription, Epic Games considers subscriptions, and Experian to include subscription payments in credit scores.
