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Apple launches $9.99 Apple News Plus in the US and Canada and promises that it won’t know what you read and it won’t allow advertisers to track you ? Wish news org in Europe would do the same https://t.co/g1fuRhUg8e
— Pernille Tranberg (@PernilleT) March 26, 2019
Apple launches Apple News Plus subscription service https://t.co/inU8Dx4hyQ pic.twitter.com/87WrOltwdQ
— The Verge (@verge) March 26, 2019
Apple launches Apple News Plus subscription service https://t.co/inU8Dx4hyQ pic.twitter.com/3oUhYvoZov
— The Verge (@verge) March 25, 2019
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— Luigi Ray-Montañez (@1uigi) March 25, 2019
Every pivot you take
Every platform you make
Every model you break
Every profit you take
I'll be publishing to youhttps://t.co/lGaMLauZHt
.@Apple News+ "Full access to the world's best journalism" @WSJ: "a specially curated collection"
— Jason Inquires (@jasoninquires) March 25, 2019
Ohhhh... full access to the specially curated collection. Got it ???
(Might want to update your wording there)https://t.co/wek8jXbHf0https://t.co/rhwjREpgG8 pic.twitter.com/HbsHd1jXmv
Apple News Plus is available now — here’s how to sign up https://t.co/6JIoPVXEol pic.twitter.com/EzHzVW64aG
— The Verge (@verge) March 25, 2019
Apple's new news service is easy-to-use and offers a great selection of magazines https://t.co/jjMQcTpoj4
— Tech Insider (@techinsider) March 26, 2019
Apple News+ is a bet that people still like to browse. That you *can* judge a publication by its cover. That if you signal and provide quality people will pay; that serendipity is still one of the best ways to find ideas and news.
— Christopher Mims ? (@mims) March 26, 2019
Wow this makes the announcement pretty misleading https://t.co/LdlfYilSD5
— Joshua Topolsky (@joshuatopolsky) March 26, 2019
Hey! Apple is letting people into the Steve Jobs Theater for their TV event, and @nickstatt and @backlon are liveblogging. The traditional hands-on area is very, very empty. https://t.co/KA1lmBBMIF pic.twitter.com/jljwHLXCoS
— nilay patel (@reckless) March 25, 2019
3/ And remarkable that @wsj is hiring 50 staffers to staff the Apple news partnership. That's real resources.
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) March 26, 2019
WSJ internal memo says Apple News+ users will only get a "curated collection of general interest news." To access biz reporting, you'll still have to subscribe to the WSJ. Memo says "our collaboration with Apple will also extend to areas like video, voice, market data and AI."
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 25, 2019
The "how will WSJ sell its $37/month subscription in a $10 all-you-can eat Apple News bundle" question answered: It won't. https://t.co/9uB7Bf2rGw
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) March 25, 2019
I'm sure Apple News+ will be fine, but man is it weird to hear a tech company describing "human-curated news" as some high-concept innovation, and not the way news was selected and distributed for 400 years before the sorted feed era.
— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) March 25, 2019
ACTUALLY I just spoke to an Apple exec who believes Apple news subs will get full access to wsj. Maybe this is something we can resolve with a phone call or something. https://t.co/p7lEOwdXSk
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) March 25, 2019
Apple analysts are cautiously optimistic about its push into services https://t.co/1dLMWvKH3d pic.twitter.com/tidjMhL35L
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) March 26, 2019
LOL we might get iOS 12.2.1 today https://t.co/OVWek2OI9n
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) March 26, 2019
I went hands-on with Apple News+ for magazines – details on the two types of magazines (News Format vs standard PDF-like look), how the News+ section works, and more https://t.co/GLqaM48OMk pic.twitter.com/WOOlK8lvvg
— Federico Viticci (@viticci) March 25, 2019
Added a footnote about magazine back issues and ANF/PDF formats – thanks @stroughtonsmith for asking the question https://t.co/XG12mGNAMJ
— Federico Viticci (@viticci) March 25, 2019
The "PDF-like" magazines are better than scans – they're high-quality and you can select text. But they're uncomfortable on iPhone.
— Federico Viticci (@viticci) March 25, 2019
What's also nice is that a publisher can offer both web content *and* magazine issues in their channel (e.g. New Yorker) https://t.co/GLqaM48OMk
Looking forward to @AppleNews+ delivering more stories from some of the best journalists and photographers in the world. It looks beautiful! Congrats on the launch, @tim_cook! https://t.co/zAJzMXwTyg
— MarceloClaure (@marceloclaure) March 26, 2019
Apple owns your life with Apple Arcade, Apple News+, Apple Card, and Apple TV+: https://t.co/gNJjwsB2L2 https://t.co/5c8p0yfWjN pic.twitter.com/M7x01mdgLy
— Retro-Robot (@RetroRobot4) March 25, 2019