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Hulu turns 15, Amazon exits the Halo business, and Clubhouse axes 50% of staff for the audio app.
The YES Network has launched a direct-to-consumer subscription service for regional sports in the New York area.
Paramount+ adds 9.9 million subscribers in the fourth quarter, bringing total subscribers to 56 million.
Disney announced they would cut 7,000 jobs and cut expenses by $5.5B as part of a companywide strategic restructuring.
Peacock reported that it more than doubled paid streaming subscribers in 2022, ending the year with 20 million.
HBO Max raises prices $1 a month for its ad-free tier and removes content that doesn’t attract new subscribers.
Amazon-owned EPIX, MGM’s premium streaming subscription service, has been rebranded as MGM+.
Top 5 subscription stories of the year: Twitter, Netflix, tech layoffs, and Epic Games’ record penalty and fine.
The NFL awards NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube TV and YouTube Prime Channels for 2023 season.
This week Verizon launched +play beta, a new web-based content hub to buy select subscription services.
