Whilehe still struggles to find new subscribers, the Cupertino news curation service continues to try to convince the countries in which it is established such as the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada or the United States. In the latter,electionsmust take place this year in order to choose the new president who will succeed the current mandate of Donald Trump.
As usual, it will be possible to follow this event specially thanks to the serviceApple News. But this time, the sectionTodayof the tool will feature more content curated by Apple to provide detailed voting information in real time. Some of the texts would also be written by employees of the firm, without going through the media traditionally featured.
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Users will be able to benefit, among other things, from reports and investigations carried out by the ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox channels. On the newspaper side, we will notably find TIME, the Wall Street Journal, theWashington Postor the New York Times,who was nevertheless wary of the Californian distributor a few months ago.
On the other hand, fact sheets to learn more about the candidates or the key subjects of the debate (immigration, free trade agreements, public health, foreign affairs, etc.) will be offered directly byApple. Nothing is specified, however, as to who is in charge of the editorial staff, but the differences between Tim Cook and the billionaire at the head of the White Houseare already known. Most content should be reserved for paid Apple News+ subscribers.
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