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Online community platform Mighty Networks raises $50 million to expand and offer opportunities to more creators.
Spotify is launching podcast subscriptions soon but, unlike Apple, it will not take a cut of the revenue.
Last week, WWE reported its first quarter financials. With most of its events shut down last year, Peacock turned out to be a much-need bright
Starting in May, Apple is launching Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, a global marketplace for premium podcasts.
Following a strong 2020, Netflix reported revenue of $7.2 billion, a 24.2% increase, and record operating margin and income.
The Federal Trade Commission is hosting a virtual workshop on April 29th to examine digital “dark patterns” to examine what dark patterns are and how
Microsoft might buy Discord, Cinedigm grows viewership by 208% year-over-year, and YouTube TV tries to grow base with big discounts.
After raising $155M in Series F funding, Patreon announced a valuation of $4B, three times the company’s valuation six months ago.
Ad wraps for bookazines, new funding for Substack and FCC rules on media cross-ownership are all in the weekly subscription news this week.
Making the subscription news headlines this week are merger talks, advertising platforms, job cuts and the weirdness of pandemic dating.
