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The Newspaper That Put Wordle, Recipes and Box Scores on the Same Bill
The Times did not escape the newspaper business. It used puzzles, recipes, sports and shopping advice to make its journalism a more frequent habit - and its subscription harder to cancel.
Philo
Philo keeps live television cheap by leaving sports and local stations off the shopping list. That constraint has become its product strategy - and the reason more than a million entertainment-first households make room for it.
The Krazy Coupon Lady
The internet made coupons abundant and saving money strangely complicated. Two former college roommates built a media company around doing the tedious part for everyone else - then turned trust at the checkout lane into a business brands want to buy into.
Neal Shenoy
Neal Shenoy is the CEO and co-founder of BEGiN, one of the fastest-growing early childhood education platforms in the world, the company behind HOMER, codeSpark, Little Passports and Learn with Sesame. A serial entrepreneur, he has built, run and sold a $3B+ portfolio of subscription ventures spanning education, music, sports and data, including JioSaavn, the largest South Asian music streaming service, which Reliance Industries acquired in a deal valued above $1 billion. He is also a founding partner at [212]MEDIA.