This week, Circle announced plans to launch a Sip & Save beverage subscription service, Fewcents raised $1.6 million to help publishers with payments for content, and YouTube rolled out ‘Shorts’ to creators across the U.S. Also, Condé Nast unveiled plans for 500 virtual and in-person events this year, a Daily News reporter begged a local owner to rescue the tabloid newspaper from hedge fund Alden Global Capital, and Amazon’s exclusive streaming deal with the NFL will start a year earlier than planned.
Circle K Launches Sip & Save Beverage Subscription for $5.99
CNBC
Fewcents Raises $1.6M to Help Publishers Take Payments for Content
TechCrunch
YouTube ‘Shorts’ Is Rolling Out to All Creators in the U.S.
Tubefilter
Condé Nast Unveils 500 Virtual and In-Person Events for 2021
Adweek
A Daily News Reporter Begs a Local Owner to Rescue Tabloid from Alden Global Capital
The Daily News
Verizon Agrees to Sell Yahoo and AOL to Private Equity Firm for $5 Billion
Ars Technica
Amazon’s Exclusive Streaming Deal with the NFL to Kick Off 1 Year Early
Tubefilter
In Denver, Civic-Minded Colorado Sun Acquires Suburban Newspaper Chain
NPR