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In this week’s subscription news, former Microsoft managers take on LinkedIn with a platform that pays users, AT&T helps partners to seize recurring revenue opportunities,
Yesterday Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) announced its first quarter 2017 financials with $2.52 billion in revenue, compared to $1.81 billion in revenue for the first quarter
Earlier this year, Hulu announced that it had signed a deal with CBS to be among the networks included in its new live-streaming service coming
In this week’s subscription news, Min Online takes us inside The Economist’s plan to conquer America, Recurly launches a fraud management tool for subscription brands,
After months of teasing the public, YouTube has officially launched YouTube TV in five major metro markets – New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago,
Last week Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) replaced its five-star rating system with a thumbs-up and thumbs-down system which it calls simpler and more intuitive. According to
In this week’s subscription news, Verizon is developing a digital TV sevice, Wired takes us inside Cheddar, and Android’s app revenue may overtake iOS in
In this weeks Five on Friday, weve got an interesting mix of content to help your subscription company grow and be more effective, including the
On Monday, WWE (NYSE: WWE) announced that WWE Network, one of the early streaming video on-demand services, has hit a record number of subscribers. Following
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
