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The new year started out slow in terms of subscription and membership news, but it is back in full swing, less than a week in.
Is 2017 the year that subscription reading services will get it right? Not if Scribd is any indication. According to The Digital Reader, Scribd removed
Last week Peak, a best-selling, subscription-based cognitive learning app, announced that publisher Hachette Livre has acquired a major stake in the company, allowing Peak to
You win some, you lose some. That’s what Evernote said after publishing a new privacy policy last Tuesday that inspired a media storm and subsequent
Last Thursday Weight Watchers International (NYSE: WTW) announced a new subscription plan that pairs a new Apple Watch Series 2 with a Weight Watchers OnlinePlus
Pennsylvania is the latest government entity to impose a so-called “Netflix tax” on its citizens, reports Penn Record. Brought forth by the state legislature, the
In November, cloud-based messaging app Telegram launched Telegraph, a public publishing platform accessible to anyone with access to the internet, reports Venture Beat. This new
This summer Comcast signed a deal with rival Netflix, a streaming video on demand provider service that competes directly with cable TV, to include Netflix
In this week’s subscription news, net neutrality is in jeopardy with president-elect Donald Trump in opposition, LinkedIn launches Sponsored InMail, industry experts offer advice on
Coursera, a for-profit, online education platform that partners with top universities and organizations worldwide, just made professional education a little more affordable. The company recently
