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Last week YouTube announced the launch of Music Key, a new premium subscription service that will let subscribers stream high-quality, ad-free music, videos, covers, playlists,
No corporate demise of the past ten years was more evident than that of Blockbuster Video. The stores that were once ubiquitous across America were
In February of this year, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) promised to give wrestling fans 24/7 access to their favorite wrestlers and events by switching from
Pandora, the popular internet radio platform, is testing out an aggressive new ad model to boost revenue and improve conversion. Under the new model, registered
Four out of 10 households in the U.S. have digital video subscriptions. This is just one of the statistics that came out of a comScore
Yesterday CBS announced that it is launching a new digital subscription, video on-demand and live streaming service called CBS All Access. For a monthly fee
In a July 2014 poll, 76% of smartphone owners and 55% of tablet owners have downloaded apps. Of those, 43% of mobile users paid a
After three years, HBO may finally listen to its users and make it possible for consumers to subscriber directly to the cable channel’s online video
Despite popular belief that paid content is a new phenomenon, MLB.com celebrates 12 years this week of offering subscription-supported live streaming of Major League Baseball
Contrary to earlier rumors, Amazon has just closed a deal to purchase Twitch, a subscription site that streams live and on-demand playing on video games,
