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Spotify cancels 6 live audio shows, DoorDash cuts 6% of staff, Microsoft tries to make Call of Duty deal with Sony.
Netflix launched its AVOD subscription model 6 weeks ago and is refunding advertisers for missing viewership goals.
This week Verizon launched +play beta, a new web-based content hub to buy select subscription services.
Ad-supported Disney+ plans are now available for $7.99 a month, creating a budget-friendly option for subscribers.
Washington Post to end Sunday Magazine, consumers cut spending on beauty subscriptions and Peacock hits 18M paid subscribers.
This week in Five on Friday, platforms are wrapping things up. Spotify brought back Wrapped, and gave us their own Wrapped as well! Twitter delays
Fifteen months after leaving the Amazon Prime Video platform, HBO Max returns at $14.99 a month.
Apple announces MLS Season Pass, Amazon to invest $1B in feature films, and LinkedIn shares top subscription jobs.
The FTC and 7 state attorneys general are suing Google and iHeartMedia for deceptive ads.
On Sunday, Disney made a surprise announcement, pulling Bob Iger out of retirement to serve as CEO once again.
