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The New York Times Co. is investing resources into paid newsletters to rival services like Substack, Twitter and Facebook.
Tumblr faces backlash from new subscription service, Substack acquires “Letter,” and PayPal announces super app.
Twitter reported total Q2 revenue of $1.19 billion, a 74% increase year-over-year and an 11% increase in monetizable daily average users.
Trump sues Facebook, Twitter and Google for censorship; FTC opens probe of Amazon’s proposed purchase of MGM; Apple shows an interest in NFL Sunday Ticket.
Facebook has launched its own subscription newsletter service, Facebook Bulletin featuring articles, podcasts, exclusive content and more.
DC Comics extends digital magazine to print; Twitter opens applications to test new content subscription features; and CNN to sell NFTs.
Twitter officially dips its toe into the subscription waters, launching ‘Tomorrow,’ a paid weather news service for $10 a month.
Peloton says recalls will cost them $165M, Hearst offers buyouts to 600, FuboTV adds 43K subscribers.
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
Substack recently announced it raised $65M in Series B funding to expand the paid newsletter platform.
