Subscription companies are making big plans for 2021. AT&T plans to add an ad-supported version of streaming service HBO Max, Nike focuses on direct-to-consumer sales, and the Tampa Bay Times outsources printing and cuts staff pay 10%. Also this week, Mint offers new features to track subscriptions and manage transactions, Facebook is working on a redesign for pages that will eliminate the ‘like’ button, and Tinker Art Studio launches a subscription box full of art projects for kids ages 4 to 8.
AT&T Eyes AVOD Service for HBO Max to Widen Customer Base
Media Play News
Nike Plans Steady Digital Push in 2021 as Direct-to-Consumer Sales Grow
Digital Media Solutions
Netflix Increases Subscription Prices for UK Viewers
GameSpot
Tampa Bay Times Will Outsource Printing, Cuts Staff Pay 10%
Media Post
Mint Is Getting New Features to Track Subscriptions & Manage Transactions
The Verge
Facebook Redesigns Pages with a More Simplified Layout and No ‘Like’ Button
TechCrunch
Wonder Woman 1984 Foreshadows Hollywood’s Giant Video Piracy Problem
Quartz
Tinker Art Studio Launches Subscription Box Packed with Kids’ Arts Projects
Daily Camera