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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
In this week’s subscription news headlines, Google wins publishers over, LinkedIn gets closer to becoming a CRM, and Discors wants people to pay for one
In IAC’s November 2, 2016 shareholder letter, the company announced that Vimeo was working on an over-the-top (OTT) TV subscription service to rival its competition.
In this week’s subscription news, The Atlantic scrambles to keep readers on its website, Adblock Plus attacks IAB, and Uber wants its app to become
Last year Comcast wooed – and won – Netflix and Sling TV, making it easy to stream content from these over-the-top (OTT) services through its
