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In this week’s subscription news, The New York Times lays off 68 staff, Amazon acquires Zoox, and Mercedes may cancel its vehicle subscription service.
The New York Times pulls out of Apple News, Alden Global Capital adds a board member to Tribune Publishing, and major brands boycott Facebook ads.
Facebook expands fan subscriptions for gaming streamers, Wildgrain ships artisinal sourdough loaves, and eDreams adds hotels to subscription service.
Google Chrome browser extensions are used in spyware attacks, WW shares jump 20% with subscriber growth, eMarketer shares COVID-19 consumer shopping trends
Dr. Matt Lindsay, president of Mather Economics, shares subscription trends, risks and opportunities, and recommendations for digital publishers.
Subscription News: YouTube pledges $100M to support Black creators, Dallas Morning News tests reporter promo codes, NBA may put reporters in Disney bubble.
PlayStation Now has 2.2 million subscribers, BBC Four could become a global subscription service, and The Atlantic is cutting 17% of staff.
Lisa B. Dubrow, Esq. explains new updates to Vermont’s Automatic Renewal Online Cancellation Provisions which goes into effect on July 1, 2020.
Mindfulness and meditation app Headspace is offering free one-year subscriptions to U.S. workers who are unemployed or furloughed.
Despite the serious business challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the expansion of the subscription-based economy doesn’t appear to be slowing down. That is attracting
