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The FCC’s sports inquiry puts “where do I watch?” frustration on the record, offering a broader warning for subscription operators about bundling, billing, and consumer
The FCC’s Media Bureau opened MB Docket 26-45 to gather input on consumer costs, paywalls, exclusivity, and impacts on local broadcast access, with comments due
Changes generally take effect at renewal (and on new purchases after Feb. 24), keep promotional rates intact during the promo term, and underscore how billing
2026 guidance points to continued scale, but the company’s Q1 outlook and a $65M headwind tied to weight-loss prescription changes put near-term volatility back in
Alpha testing is slated to launch February 23 with a select group of U.S.-based creators and iOS availability in supported markets, with expansion planned for
The Atlantic and The New York Times are betting on multi-user plans. Here’s how to monetize shared access without backlash, support chaos, or misleading metrics.
From AI-native checkout and benefit-aware eligibility to modular “platform bundles,” NRF revealed the next operational battleground for recurring revenue teams.
The bill’s requirements mirror many click-to-cancel concepts, but would set them in statute rather than FTC rule.
New York AG Letitia James is demanding Instacart’s pricing-test records and disclosure screen flows by Jan. 29, citing the state’s algorithmic pricing disclosure law.
Complaint states pay-TV ESPN subscribers were led to believe WWE Premium Live Events were included, then faced a separate $29.99/month plan—spotlighting bundle/entitlement risk.
