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On August 29, SiriusXM is shutting down the Stitcher podcast app and moving its content to the SiriusXM platform.
German tabloid Bild will replace some editorial jobs with AI, music publishers call Twitter out on copyright infringement, and subscription box trends.
YouTube updates its partner program, while Twitch launches theirs and Twitter expands to 25K for Twitter Blue subscribers.
CNN melts down, Netflix sees a subscription spike after cracking down on password sharing, and Twitch screws up with new rules.
Lululemon expands digital fitness subscription, Amazon is considering an ad-supported tier for Prime Video, and gaming subscription growth has stalled.
Wired wonders if streaming is dead, hundreds of Gannett journalists go on strike to demand a leadership change, and Meta tests its ability to block
Spotify announced Monday that it will lay off 200 staff and consolidate its podcast studios in a strategic realignment.
YouTube retires YouTube Stories, Gen Z leads the decline in subscription renewals, and WaPo targets younger readers by accepting Venmo payments.
Peloton rebrands and creates a tiered subscription, Max debuts in the US, and Comcast and Disney fight over Hulu.
Coming out of the pandemic, live streaming continues to grow in popularity. We’ve got the latest live streaming stats.
