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Comic-Con and Lionsgate will launch Comic-Con HQ, a new, ad-free subscription video app in May, reports Variety. The app will be launched on May 7
In this week’s subscription news headlines, the Toronto Star ups its bets on its tablet app and line forums, Medium works on monetizing its publishing
Vessel, an online video streaming service, announced this week that subscribers will now enjoy an ad-free experience, effective March 7. Vessel also launched a new
Streaming music service Tidal faces a $5 million class-action lawsuit for allegedly not paying royalties to Yesh Music, LLC and John Emanuele from the band
A class action suit has been filed against Tidal, the value of Dropbox is in question, and ad block users are willing to disable them
Last week the Starz entertainment network (NASDAQ: STRZA and STRZB) announced its fourth quarter results for 2015. Sales were relatively flat for the quarter, but
Ad-blockers, mobile usage, video content and “no more comments” are all in the subscription news headlines this week. In addition, Scribd announces big changes, Zuckerburg
Streaming music service Pandora Media Inc. (NYSE: P) is bleeding about $10 million a month, but it’s for sale if you’re looking for a fixer
Scribd drastically reduces its offerings to subscribers, Newsweek brings down its paywall to offer most content for free, and Snapchat considers a subscription option for
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