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FTC says Disney’s YouTube labeling failures enabled unlawful collection of children’s data for targeted ads, underscoring how operational workflows—not just policies—drive kids-privacy exposure.
Refunds to more than 1.2 million consumers are going out now—an execution milestone that underscores ongoing FTC scrutiny of negative option, “free gift,” and continuity-plan
The FTC is soliciting comments through Jan. 2, 2026—while enforcement pressure under existing authorities remains active.
A new market divide is emerging in 2025: vendors are collapsing fragmented tools into unified revenue platforms, while operators diversify through distribution, product expansion, and
Essential jumps to $8.99 and Premium rises to $13.99 as the streamer leans into profitability, restructuring, and a more focused content strategy.
The network expands its targeted-streaming strategy with a niche SVOD built on 2,500+ hours of unscripted content and a revival of Bridezillas.
The GLP-1 boom offers a real-time lesson in subscription strategy: access may attract customers, but systems built around outcomes create retention.
Why Zuora’s announcement is more than a product update — and what it reveals about the industry-wide shift toward unified, AI-ready monetization architectures.
With rising costs and slowing subscription growth, streaming platforms are making ad tiers the default—not the discount.
State enforcement is accelerating. Here’s how to prepare your flows before involving legal counsel and avoid costly rework.
