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Turntables, tumblers and telescopes. A year after its $30 million acquisition of review sites The Wirecutter and The Sweethome, The New York Times Company combines
In this week’s subscription news, The New York Times botches a promo, giving away a Google home for $17 but subscribers could quit after receiving
Time Inc. (NYSE: TIME) is the latest publisher to add paid membership programs to its offerings in the hopes of generating additional revenue. On September
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
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
Known for its unique, high quality content, The Atlantic is trying something new. In addition to its print and digital subscription offerings which range in
In this week’s subscription news round-up, Conde Nast employees are anticipating ‘heavy’ cuts to editorial and business teams as the company’s restructuring continues, and News
Last month Match Group (NASDAQ: MTCH), which owns a portfolio of 45 brands including Match.com, Tinder, PlentyofFish and other dating sites, posted strong second quarter
Do you ever wonder how successful you might be in attaining your fitness goals if you used an activity tracker and worked with a personal
