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Comic-Con and Lionsgate will launch Comic-Con HQ, a new, ad-free subscription video app in May, reports Variety. The app will be launched on May 7
You may not be a sports fan, per se, but everyone plays games, whether it’s chess, checkers or Thursday nights down at the local bridge
In this week’s subscription news headlines, the Toronto Star ups its bets on its tablet app and line forums, Medium works on monetizing its publishing
Effective May 2, Investor’s Business Daily (IBD) will reduce its print schedule from five issues a week to just one. According to the March 3
How can you combine a wholesale book business and a passion for children’s literacy to get more books in the hands of kids? With the
Angie’s List, a contractor and service review and ratings service, announced that it will abandon its membership model and move to a tiered subscription plan
A class action suit has been filed against Tidal, the value of Dropbox is in question, and ad block users are willing to disable them
The April 2016 issue of “More” magazine will be the magazine’s last issue, reports the Wall Street Journal. “More” is no more. Meredith Corp. said
Last week the Starz entertainment network (NASDAQ: STRZA and STRZB) announced its fourth quarter results for 2015. Sales were relatively flat for the quarter, but
During a keynote discussion during Social Media Week in New York last week, New York Times CEO Mark Thompson spoke against the use of ad
