Consumer Services
Latest
Happy Friday! If you are reading this, you did, indeed, survive the week. Congratulations! Before you leave the office for the weekend, check out this
This week The Atlantic announced that it is going global, opening a London bureau to oversee global news reporting focused on Europe, live events, communications
Last Thursday The Verge reported that Twitter is surveying users to gauge interest in a premium product that would include advanced analytics, breaking news alerts,
Anheuser-Busch is being sued by an individual who claims copyright infringement and a violation of her right of publicity. Lisa B. Dubrow, Esq., Subscription Insider
According to Reuters, AMC Networks is working on an ad-free streaming product for cable and satellite TV customers that would allow them to watch “The
In this week’s subscription news headlines, Google wins publishers over, LinkedIn gets closer to becoming a CRM, and Discors wants people to pay for one
Many industries are taking advantage of subscription and membership models to test new markets, products and services. The latest company to experiment is StayAwhile, a
In IAC’s November 2, 2016 shareholder letter, the company announced that Vimeo was working on an over-the-top (OTT) TV subscription service to rival its competition.
Are you familiar with the recent bill, the Unsubscribe Act of 2017? You should be. This bill focuses on negative option contracts offered on the
After promising to form an Acceptable Ads Committee for more than a year, Adblock Plus’s parent company Eyeo finally delivers, creating an independent Acceptable Ads
