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Yesterday Hulu, the TV-streaming site, revealed its stellar success in 2014, and predicted that 2015 will be its breakout year, according to CNET. Here are
With the first quarter of 2015 behind us, let’s take a look at how some subscription companies fared.tfl McClatchy takes $11 million hit due to
Happy Friday, everyone! This week we officially announced the relaunch and rebranding of Subscription Insider, as well as our Insider Guides and new partnerships. It’s
It was another interesting week in the subscription industry. As always, we bring you some of the latest headlines you may have missed. This week
To attract big name partners like Netflix, Hulu Plus and MLB.TV to sign deals with Apple TV, Apple has slashed its revenue share to 15%,
The Alabama Revenue Department wants its piece of the Netflix pie, reported TimesDaily.com Sunday. Once upon a time, when Blockbuster was still a thing, customers
Microsoft has just announced that it is reducing the cost of its Work & Play Bundle to $149, says VentureBeat. For just $149, subscribers in
With plane crashes, presidential candidates and religious freedom in the news, it is easy for subscription news to get lost in the shuffle. We’ve got
Hailed as the Netflix for nonfiction by Mashable, CuriosityStream launched in March, offering nearly 1,000 documentaries for less than $6 a month. Created by John
Yes, you read the headline right. WWE’s stock plunged last week following record numbers of viewers tuning into WrestleMania 31, the highest grossing live event
