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Spotify shares podcast revenue projections, Gannett cuts back opinion pages, and Amazon Kids+ restructures and revamps pricing.
At their Investor Day 2022, The New York Times outlines their strategy for reaching 15M subscribers by EOY 2027.
LSU launches premium content subscription; BritBox US cuts prices temporarily; magazines are hit with supply chain issues.
Gannett will undergo a major corporate restructuring, dividing the company into Gannett Media and Digital Marketing Solutions.
Conde Nast is no longer a magazine company, Tortoise attracts new audiences with podcast subscriptions, Votebeat launches permanent newsroom.
The Jonas Brothers are helping launch creator subscription service, Scriber, that delivers content via SMS.
Google now has licensing agreements with 300+ news publishers in Europe to comply with the new copyright directive.
Intuit has to pay $141M to ‘unfairly charged’ customers; YouTube Go to shut down in Aug.; gamers can play Fortnite on their phones with cloud
News Media Alliance and the Association of Magazine Media have announced plans to merge.
Lee Enterprises dodged a hostile takeover by Alden, but they are planning hundreds of job cuts to right-size their operations.