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Despite having more than 2 million subscribers and over 70,000 titles available, Amazon-owned LoveFilm seems to be struggling. The most compelling piece of evidence? Apparently,
If ever there was a darling of the subscription eLearning niche, it’s Lynda.com. The site generated approximately $100 million in revenue in 2012, and has
Here’s a great A/B test lesson from Surfline, the focus on this week’s Case Study on Subscription Site Insider. Surfline, a freemium subscription site providing
According to blog post by the company’s CEO, Hulu is ending 2012 with 3 million paying subscribers and $695 million in total company revenues. That’s
Redbox, the purveyors of DVD kiosks near drugstores around the country, is looking to compete directly with Netflix by launching its own video streaming subscription
Piano Media, which has seen previous success from its national paywall implementation in eastern Europe, is getting into the indie film business. The company just
Amazon introduced a new pricing option for its “Prime” service this week — $7.99/month instead of the normal $79.99 a year. While basic math lets
Video streaming subscription site Netflix has been aggressively launching in international markets in recent months, which seems like good business sense. But unfortunately, the company’s
Most paid content and subscription site owners instinctively withhold information about their revenues and profit distribution. While that’s understandable, some paid content sites are finding
If you’re not an Anime fan, you probably haven’t heard of Crunchyroll, a San Francisco-based subscription site streaming a blend of Anime, Korean drama and
