We are nearly halfway through November, and Twitter Blue, Disney Plus and Instagram are making subscription headlines. Twitter’s subscription product, Twitter Blue, is finally launching in the U.S., after initial testing in Canada and Australia; for one weekly only, Disney Plus is offering a $1.99 introductory subscription special for a subscribers’ first month; and Instagram’s creator subscriptions are getting ready to launch. Also, News Corp Australia profits took a $60.7 million loss, Facebook is testing paid subgroups with subscriptions and exclusive content, and AAA tries to attract younger members with quality content.
Twitter’s Subscription Product ‘Twitter Blue’ Launches in the U.S.
Nieman Lab
Week-long ‘Disney Plus Day’ Offers $1.99 Introductory Subscription
Apple Insider
Instagram’s Creator Subscriptions Nearing Launch, App Store Listing Reveals
TechCrunch
News Corp Australia Posts $60.7M Loss as Pandemic Takes Toll on Media
The Guardian
YouTube’s Testing Ways to Funnel More Viewers Directly to Shorts
Tubefilter
Facebook Tests Paid Subgroups with Subscriptions and Exclusive Content
Slashgear
How AAA Uses Content to Drive Renewal Rates, Attract Younger Members
Media Post
Google News to Relaunch in Spain After Mandatory Payments to Newspapers Scrapped
The Verge