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Books, cloud, movies, hardware and now even pharmacy don’t seem to be keeping Jeff Bezos’ hands full. Now, the e-commerce giant is all set to advance into the sportswear niche. Shashank Venkat with the story

Welcome to this week’s subscription roundup. In our main feature, we highlight luxury car maker Porsche’s new subscription service program called Porsche Passport. Then we feature apparel maker Gap’s launch of subscription boxes for baby clothes. Lastly, we look at Amazon’s plans for entering the pharmacy industry.

According to reports, e-commerce giant Amazon is all set to make a decision on entering the multi-billion dollar prescription drug market before Thanksgiving. Will Jeff Bezos and co. turn another industry on its head? Shashank Venkat reports

There seems to be a growing perception that if software is offered through the cloud it comes with no cost or at a very low cost. Richard Doughty, Business Development Director at Cerillion, debunks this myth in an exclusive interview with Shashank Venkat

Lots of action in this week’s subscription roundup. First up, we feature Netflix’s plans for making your favourite TV shows a tad more expensive. In our second feature, we highlight Google’s efforts to help publishers sell subscriptions. Finally, we feature news from the big Google event held earlier this week. 

The applications of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are beginning to take the world by storm. How can the telecoms sector stand to gain by it? Saleh Bari explores

There’s lots of talk about the rise of subscriptions and how the whole world’s being turned upside down and round and round by it. But what’s the truth behind the marketing spin? Richard Doughty does a quick fact check

Tech giant Amazon has made it clear that it wants to own the largest share of the consumer technology pie. In a recent event, Amazon unveiled a range of new home devices designed to take on rivals Google and Apple. The story is our main highlight in this week’s subscription roundup. In addition, we feature The Washington Post’s journey to 1 million subscriptions and also cover Netflix’s new plans for in-flight streaming.

Video streaming service Netflix is aiming for the skies, quite literally, as it aims to improve in-flight technology. It also wants to expand its services to more airlines. Will this move give Netflix more wings? Shashank Venkat explores 

Blockchains are breaking away from their traditional bastion of fintech, and moving swiftly into other areas such as telecoms and healthcare. In the third part of our ‘future of telecoms’ blog series, James Savelli-Holt explores potential blockchain opportunities for telecoms businesses