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ESPN is laying off 300 people, or 6% of workforce, as parent Disney focuses on its direct-to-consumer streaming video subscription services.
Spotify is acquiring podcast hosting company Megaphone for $235 million to better serve podcast advertisers and publishers.
Comcast has more streaming subscribers than cable subscribers, SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet, and TikTok and Shopify partner.
WWE & the WWE Network report big revenue increases, Under Armour is selling MyFitnessPal and Google One launches a VPN subscription service.
Streaming video subscription service Netflix is raising prices $1 to $2 per month for U.S. subscribers, just weeks after halting free trials.
Last week, Amazon posted its third quarter financial results, including net sales of $96.1 billion, a 37% increase year-over-year.
Salt Lake Trib to move to weekly print paper, GoCardless partners with Brompton’s bike service for payments, ESPN puts more content behind paywall.
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The FCC officially repeals net neutrality, YouTube launches “Shorts,” a rival to TikTok, and Netflix is testing an audio-only mode.
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