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Last week TheStreet (NASDAQ: TST), a financial news and information publisher, announced it was laying off 10 editorial employees in its third round of layoffs
Paid content is continually evolving, from consumer usage, attitudes, and preferred payment methods to segments of the paid content industry still adopting digital subscriptions. In
In keeping with the theme of Thanksgiving, this weeks Five on Friday is a bit on the meaty side. In this weeks edition, Poynters Melody
In this week’s subscription news, more than 100 Whole Foods stores have started selling Amazon devices, Business Insider launches BI Prime Access for financial news
Last week ecommerce giant Amazon [NASDAQ: AMZN] reported another stellar quarter, driving its stock value up by more than $128 per share overnight. Among its
In this week’s subscription news, Google finally drops its ‘first click free’ policy in an attempt to appease publishers, the Wall Street Journal stops publishing
Cornerstone OnDemand (NASDAQ: CSOD), a cloud-based learning and human capital management software company, announced that its new subscription product, Cornerstone Content Anytime, will be available
Time Inc.’s self-imposed strategic transformation has begun as it considers selling assets, including some of its magazines and its U.K. division, to cut costs and
The future is bright for e-books. Market penetration is rising. Young people are embracing the medium. Indie publishers are embracing digital business models. But there
In this weeks Five on Friday, The SaaS Report shares the top 50 SaaS CEOs of the year, CIO offers six strategies for smart digital
