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Netflix’s latest shareholder letter ties growth to a clear three-lever formula: membership scale, pricing, and a fast-expanding ad business.
New $199 annual plan adds access for up to four people, plus a keepsake coffee-table book and tote for the primary account holder.
OpenAI’s $8/month Go tier expands globally as it prepares U.S. ad tests in ChatGPT.
From AI-native checkout and benefit-aware eligibility to modular “platform bundles,” NRF revealed the next operational battleground for recurring revenue teams.
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Businesses must now offer cancellation methods matching sign-up flows and provide annual renewal reminders for subscriptions started or extended on or after July 1, 2025.
Compliance strategist Paavana Kumar walks through FTC and state-level risks hiding in your subscriber experience.
Learn how subscription businesses are cutting payment costs through analytics, downgrade reduction, ACH incentives, and smarter routing.
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.
Turn pricing discussions from risky revenue grabs into strategic retention levers. A retention-first pricing framework using tiering, bundling and value sequencing.
Effective September 2, 2025, Massachusetts’ “Unfair and Deceptive Fees” regulation (940 CMR 38.00) bans hidden charges and sets strict standards for subscription trials, auto-renewals, and
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New Antenna data shows strong early adoption for ESPN and FOX’s direct-to-consumer sports services and insights into how sports content drives acquisition and retention across
The network expands its targeted-streaming strategy with a niche SVOD built on 2,500+ hours of unscripted content and a revival of Bridezillas.
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
YouTube’s move marks a historic shift in sports subscriptions. Yet higher costs for existing customers highlight the risk of innovation that undermines loyalty.
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