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Last Thursday Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) announced its quarterly financials for the second quarter ending June 30, 2017, and it wasn’t pretty. While much of the
In this week’s subscription news, Vice lays off 60 staffers, Snopes gets desperate, begging for reader donations, and Coca-Cola gets in on the meal kit
On July 18, streaming music service Spotify got hit with two more copyright lawsuits, filed in Tennessee Middle District Court in Nashville, by two independent
In this week’s subscription headlines, WWE is considering overseas opportunities to grow its revenue, Dungeons & Dragons goes digital, and Boston Globe’s CEO of seven
Last Tuesday Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) held its third annual Prime Day with 30 hours of special deals exclusively for Amazon Prime members. Amazon reports that
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) released its second quarter financials yesterday, reporting total revenue of $2.79 billion, representing year-over-year growth of 32.3 percent. This includes Netflix DVD
In this week’s subscription news, news outlets are trying to negotiate with Google and Facebook over ads, Jump launches a subscription service for indie games,
In this weeks Five on Friday, Ad Week reveals that Facebook Live will soon have a stand-alone app, Media Post and PostUp share how email
Book publishers, film studios, and TV channels beware! Indie content creators are bypassing traditional intermediaries and forging ongoing relationships directly with subscribing supporters. Two Internet
In a blog post from SoundCloud co-founder and CEO Alex Ljung last week, SoundCloud announced it would cut 173 jobs and consolidate its team into
