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Meta threatens to pull FB & Insta from Europe; Snap shares surge after posting 1st profit; Twitter tests ‘downvote’ button.
Bon Appétit and Epicurious offer paid recipe subscriptions; Hulu & Fox reach streaming deal; creator Hank Green says “TikTok sucks.”
Substack to add video to attract new creators; Spotify and Stripe partner to help creators monetize content; Mollie partners with Chargebee.
Peacock to launch local news channels from NBC-owned stations; Neeva considers free subscriptions; and Axios Pro newsletters start at $599/year.
Six months in, Meta is pleased with the progress of its newsletter service, Bulletin, which has signed 115 publications.
Top subscription stories of 2021, part 2, includes Alden Global Capital, the FTC, Discovery Inc., Meredith, Dotdash and Twitter
Amazon to lower its share of Alexa skill-developer revenue; Spotify rolls out public podcast ratings; a popular Substack newsletter publishes 1st print edition.
Netflix diversified with new products and services; buy-now-pay-later expands to subscriptions; podcasting wars heat up.
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