The FCC’s sports inquiry puts “where do I watch?” frustration on the record, offering a broader warning for subscription operators about bundling, billing, and consumer
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The FCC’s Media Bureau opened MB Docket 26-45 to gather input on consumer costs, paywalls, exclusivity, and impacts on local broadcast access, with comments due
USA TODAY Co. said its early-2025 value-first, digital-only subscription pivot drove record Q4 ARPU and contributed to a second straight quarter of sequential digital-only subscription
For some customer groups, a 30-day penalty-free exit window turns the change into a time-bound churn and save moment.
Q4 subscription and support revenue rose 13% year over year to $10.7B as Salesforce initiated FY2027 guidance and reported Agentforce ARR of $800M, up 169%
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The FTC is soliciting comments through Jan. 2, 2026—while enforcement pressure under existing authorities remains active.
2025 subscription management deal activity showing how platforms are expanding beyond billing, and what it means for subscription operators in 2026.
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Paavana Kumar breaks down the new disclosure, consent, and cancellation rules subscription businesses must follow under the FTC’s Click-to-Cancel Rule and stricter state laws.
Disconnected systems and siloed teams are quietly draining millions from recurring-revenue businesses. Here’s how leading operators are restoring visibility, control, and growth.
Fraud expert and Fraud Deflect CEO Scott Adams explains how Visa’s VAMP, Mastercard’s First Party Trust, and Amex’s CID changes are reshaping chargeback risk.
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Refunds to more than 1.2 million consumers are going out now—an execution milestone that underscores ongoing FTC scrutiny of negative option, “free gift,” and continuity-plan
Agency alleges subscription terms were not clear and conspicuous and consumers did not provide valid affirmative consent for recurring billing.
New $199 annual plan adds access for up to four people, plus a keepsake coffee-table book and tote for the primary account holder.
With new plans for All Access and Games, the Times signals a shift toward retention, shared experiences, and flexible household definitions.
Warner Bros. Discovery isn’t just breaking up—it’s reorganizing for growth. Here’s what subscription executives can learn from their structural reset.
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