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Meta to ask EU users’ permission to show targeted ads; X can’t pay ad revenue sharing on time, Netflix released a game controller app for
This week, AMC Entertainment proudly announced they had the best second quarter in four years.
Disney-owned ESPN is losing money, and Disney is considering selling it or pivoting to a streaming service.
Patreon experienced outages and problems with payment processing, impacting creator payouts.
Warner Bros. Discovery saw a 4% decrease in revenue and a loss of 1.8M subscribers in the second quarter 2022.
The Guardian updates its editorial code, Sen. Elizabeth Warren was a new agency to oversee Big Tech, and social media is out of fresh ideas.
Hearst lays off 41 union employees, Peacock raises prices and AP partners with OpenAI.
Spotify is raising its premium subscription prices $1 to $2 a month, depending on the plan.
Despite modest revenue growth, Netflix reported 5.9M net net subscribers for Q2, 3 times growth in Q1.
NY Times staff demand answers about future of sports coverage, FTC says #ad disclosure is not enough, and UK businesses say new subscription rules are
