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Conde Nast is no longer a magazine company, Tortoise attracts new audiences with podcast subscriptions, Votebeat launches permanent newsroom.
The Jonas Brothers are helping launch creator subscription service, Scriber, that delivers content via SMS.
After slowing revenue growth and subscriber losses, Netflix will cut 150 full-time workers and some part-time and freelance positions.
In this STAT PACK, we look at the latest subscription video-on-demand data, including platforms, user behavior and forecasts.
Costco is selling discounted Apple subscriptions, Netflix has a Mystery Box for kids, Disney predicts subscribers will move to their ad-supported tier.
Tomorrow Disney and Netflix will launch two highly-anticipated shows, posing a subscription dilemma. Which will you choose?
The Weather Channel is launching a direct-to-consumer livestream subscription for $3 a month.
TikTok announced the launch of a new LIVE Subscription feature this week to help creators monetize their work.
Hulu offers a screaming streaming deal to celebrate National Streaming Day – $1 a month for 3 months.
Meta pushes publishers to short-form video; Square adds in-person POS to Afterpay integration; Microsoft wants to grow cybersecurity business.
