 Following changes Apple, Inc. NASDAQ:AAPL made to its App Store policies, Google parent company Alphabet, Inc. NASDAQ:GOOG NASDAQ:GOOGL has announced it will be cutting fees for app subscriptions sold in the Play Store from 30 to 15. On Friday, Bank of America analyst Justin Post said the change will have a modest impact on Alphabets top and bottom line, but could be a major earnings tailwind for internet subscription companies such as Match Group Inc NASDAQ:MTCH, Duolingo Inc NASDAQ:DUOL and Peloton Interactive Inc NASDAQ:PTON. 