Lineup Systems' highly-anticipated subscriptions platform, “Amplio,” is now available to the media market. The platform promises to grow subscription revenue immediately by eliminating common frustrations with market competitors such as high cost and disparate data.

“The subscription system needs for the modern media companies have grown and changed dramatically in recent years,” said Founder and Amplio creator Michael Mendoza. “We see our customers struggling to implement systems that are not designed for media companies, or try to retrofit legacy subscription platforms. Amplio was launched to specifically help media companies to use their data and our technology to grow their total reader revenue — far outperforming these generic or legacy systems.”

Where are we now and what does the future hold? As the digital publishing platform provider for hundreds of news media brands, Pugpig has created a comprehensive industry report covering the state of digital publishing.

The report pulls together a mix of aggregated data from across the Pugpig portfolio along with in-depth face-to-face interviews with an array of industry execs.

"The thing is," says CEO and Founder Jonny Kaldor, "while there's plenty of data flying around, we don't see many reports compiled from conversations with our industry leaders and that's where you can get real insight. Our report aims to give an insider view into where the industry is going rather than just the data on where it currently is."

In this E&P Reports webinar (sponsored by TownNews), Mike Blinder, publisher of Editor & Publisher magazine, explores how the Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) surpassed its new digital subscriber goal by over 500% in just 30 days with iQ Audience+, and how the paper plans to turn these subscribers into new revenue opportunities.