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This week Audible launches a cheaper version of its Audible audiobook subscription service. Subscribers can access 68K hours of content.
Apple is now valued at $2 trillion, TIME reports strong digital growth in Q2, and ESPN+ raises its price and adds more content.
Apple is developing ‘Apple One’ subscription bundles that will help the company grow recurring revenue while saving consumers money.
Lisa B. Dubrow, Esq. explains a new FTC rule for companies who have had delayed orders during Covid-19.
Subscription news: TikTok plans to sue the Trump administration, Lizzo signs a deal with Amazon Studios, and Hulu launches annual plan.
Pirated subscriptions in the US are a billion-dollar industry, Wirecutter is considering a subscription product, and Twitter limits replies.
Last week, Facebook-owned Instagram announced the launch of its short-form video platform, Instagram Reels, a new rival for TikTok.
NBCUniversal sees 25% drop in ad revenue, Glossybox launches a new subscription plan, and CBS All Access is expands content ahead of rebrand.
During Disney’s Q3 earnings call, CEO Bob Chapek announced ‘Mulan,’ the live action film, would debut on Disney Plus on Sept. 4 for $29.99.
How will movie theatres fare if they don’t consider alternative revenue sources, Peacock’s overnight success and top subscription jobs
