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There are some big developments in the subscription world this past week, including everything from antitrust violations against Amazon and Apple to PayPal going solo,
Amazon is riding high on the success of its first ever Prime Day, celebrating its 20th year in business. Amazon’s triumph may be short-lived, however,
Last week Macmillan announced that it would double its ebook offerings on Oyster and Scribd, adding about 1,000 titles to each ebook subscription service, says
E-book subscription service Scribd is dramatically reducing its catalog of romance and erotica titles, reported Smashwords, an indie e-book distributor. Smashwords CEO Mark Coker received
It’s been a busy week here at Subscription Insider, with the launch of our new premium and news sites and our rebranding. We’re very excited
Oyster, sometimes referred to as the Netflix for e-books, is now selling e-books, giving subscribers and non-subscribers the opportunity to purchase millions of e-books, according
Subscription eBook consumption will continue to grow, according to speakers at the Digital Book World conference in New York City. Leaders from major eBook publishers
Nineteen years ago, psychotherapist Dr. Victor Yalom had a vision to capture the teachings of his mentor Dr. James Bugental on video for training purposes.
Digital newsstand service Magzter this week introduced Magzter Gold, which grants subscribers access to unlimited reading of over 2,000 titles out of an estimated 5,000
U.S. and Canadian millennials (18- to 34-year-olds) will spend more than $62 billion on movies, TV, music and other content this year, predicts Deloitte, a
