Paid Content or Ad Support: The Eternal Question
There’s an ongoing rallying cry among tech & media pundits that ad-supported media is dead. But is that really playing out, and do actual consumers feel the same. We dive into the data.
There’s an ongoing rallying cry among tech & media pundits that ad-supported media is dead. But is that really playing out, and do actual consumers feel the same. We dive into the data.
The buy now pay later platform Affirm is looking for revenue diversification. And it is looking for this via a subscription model, which appears to
Episode 11 of Localogy’s “This Week in Local” takes on another big issue on the minds of Localogy analysts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin. This
There’s an ongoing sentiment in the worlds of tech & media punditry that ad-supported media’s days are numbered. Instead users will pay for content en masse. But is this realistic, and is it what everyday consumers actually want?
Snapchat jumped on the paid-teir wagon with today’s launch of Snapchat+. Joining the emerging crop of paid tiers in the social world – such as Twitter Blue – the subscription offers premium perks for power users.
After much speculation, pressure from investors, and a few feints from Twitter, the microblogging platform appears poised to roll out a subscription-based product called Blue
We’ve written recently about the growing chorus of critics calling for Twitter to move from an ad-supported business model to a subscription-based model. And also
There is emerging evidence that Twitter is considering launching a subscription-based service using the code name Gryphon. A recent Twitter job posting for a “senior
A hot (relatively) new business book is making the argument that we are making a fundamental shift from an ownership economy to a subscription economy,