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Caribou Coffee launches coffee subscription program, YouTube TV and NBCUniversal reach temporary deal, and AMC Theatres expands the cryptocurrency it will accept.
A judge shuts down Locast, YouTube tries podcasting, and Zoom reveals new features at Zoomtopia 2021.
Amazon eyes Sunday Night Football, Taco Bell tests taco subscription, and Quora launches Quora+.
Streamlabs launches recurring monthly tipping service, Axel Springer buys POLITICO, and Microsoft announces Oct. 5 launch of Windows 11.
PA Post and Spotlight PA merge, Albertson’s launches a grocery delivery subscription and NPR launches a podcast subscription service.
Gannett is in the NFT business, Clubhouse is no longer an invitation-only club, Warner Bros will produce 10 films just for HBO Max next year.
Amazon explains reviews, Amora Coffee celebrates 10 years, and Slate turns advice columns into cash.
LIVIT launches tiered subscription plan; UK man is jailed for pirating Premier League subscriptions; Twitter tests new conversation settings.
Alden cuts 10% of staff in first 6 weeks, reports on the state of mobile and the state of news media, and top subscription jobs.
YouTube TV adds new features for $20 a month; Amazon offers 6 mos. of Disney+ to new Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers, and Facebook files $36M
