Pearson Adds Digital Textbook Subscription Service, ‘Pearson Plus’
Pearson is getting into the subscription game with its new Pearson+ textbook subscription service, starting at $9.99 a month.
Weekly Subscription News: Textbooks, Technology and Trademarks
GM sues Ford over possible trademark infringement, NBC intentionally limits Peacock's Olympics coverage, and Sports Illustrated signs podcast deal with iHeartMedia.
Online Community Platform Mighty Networks Raises $50M to Expand
Online community platform Mighty Networks raises $50 million to expand and offer opportunities to more creators.
Member Alert: FTC “Digital Dark Patterns” Workshop April 29th
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 they impact or trick consumers and the marketplace into making unwanted or extra purchases online.
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Weekly Subscription News: Ad Formats, Funding and FCC Rules
Ad wraps for bookazines, new funding for Substack and FCC rules on media cross-ownership are all in the weekly subscription news this week.
Red Hat Users Can Expand Learning with Premium Subscription
Red Hat users can now expand their learning through a new offering, Red Hat Learning Subscription Premium.
Weekly Subscription News: Babies, Baking and Brands
PayPal customers can use platform to raise 20K, BuzzFeed will buy HuffPost, and Kahoot is launching an educational game subscription service.
10 Ways Subscription Companies Have Adapted to the Pandemic, Part 1
The pandemic has changed virtually everything about our lives. Here are 10 ways subscription companies have survived and thrived.
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Finding and Fixing Leaks in Your Revenue Bucket
Understand how your organization can adopt new effective retention strategies and tactics. Determine what’s next for your subscription business and how you succeed during COVID-19 and after. Listen to the fireside chat with Michael Daley, Global VP Solution Evangelist at Vindicia, and Rajeev Raman, CEO of Redfast.
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Microsoft Revenue Up 12% and Net Income Up 30% in FY21 Q1
In its Q1 FY21 earnings release, Microsoft reported total revenue of $37.2B, a 12% increase and net income of $15.9B, a 25% increase.
