#subscription-cancellations

#subscription-cancellations

The Washington Post faced significant backlash and over 200,000 subscription cancellations after non-endorsement of Kamala Harris.

The Washington Post's non-endorsement of the 2024 presidential race led to over 250,000 cancellations, revealing a significant consumer reaction.

The Washington Post did not endorse a candidate for the first time in 36 years, resulting in significant backlash and subscription cancellations.

The Washington Post is facing significant layoffs impacting its business division, underscoring ongoing challenges and internal discontent.

The Washington Post's decision to forgo a presidential endorsement has sparked backlash and calls to cancel subscriptions, raising concerns over journalistic integrity.

Writers emphasize that canceling subscriptions harms journalists more than owners like Jeff Bezos. If integrity is compromised, drastic measures may follow.

The FTC's new Click To Cancel rule aims to simplify subscription cancellations, reducing consumer frustration with difficult exit processes.

IAB's lawsuit against the FTC challenges new rules aimed at simplifying subscription cancellations, arguing the approach may negatively impact consumer behavior.