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Greece is broke, AOL takes over Microsoft’s ad business, and Pando Daily and ClassPass try membership models. Here are those and other headlines you may
Taylor Swift single-handedly brought Apple to its knees, pushing the company to pay royalties to artists during the free three-month trial membership of Apple Music,
Taylor Swift, Google and Netflix topped this week’s subscription industry headlines. Here are those, and others you may have missed: How to Recognize the Warning
CBS. Showtime. HBO. WWE. TuYo. NBCUniversal. These are just a few of the companies that have announced over-the-top TV subscription services since the beginning of
Last week Netflix unveiled a major upgrade, the first in four years. According to Netflix, the new and improved platform was “built from the ground
Hulu, a streaming video-on-demand company, announced it’s dropping the name “Plus” from its premium subscription option. Hulu’s products, both free and paid versions, will be
This week Sony, Adobe and Wall Street Journal made subscription industry headlines. Here are those headlines and more for this week, in case you missed
So you want your own YouTube-style website? Not a channel on YouTube – but a website like YouTube, where you can post your own videos
Last week, the MLB Network became the first league-owned network to offer its full programming line-up on computers and mobile devices, said SB Nation. The
Move over Pandora, Spotify and Tidal. Apple is ready to challenge you for a slice of the streaming music pie. Apple made the announcement yesterday
