Apple Music Subscription Rumor – Apple did not announce a new music streaming service at its September media event, but that does not mean that the rumors regarding the alleged service are not true. Apple is constantly dealing with rumors, and is reportedly still in talks with music labels to roll out a monthly subscription service. A number of unnamed music industry sources have come forward to confirm this.
Right now, the average monthly price being tossed around is at $10 to $15 in total, per month. A number of details are still left in the air and it will be greatly dependent on how the record labels would like to be compensated for the music. Apple could follow the same model as a number of other subscription services out there, but they are always trying to innovate and if they can make their new way the standard, they will have a step ahead of the competition.
Other than that they are in talks with record companies and that they are throwing pricing ideas around, there really is no other details about the supposed service. A number of other services have popped up recently, which could greatly hurt Apple’s ability to enter that market if they are not able to do so soon.
Rumors about the service stretch back years, but it now appears that we might be getting closer to a legitimate Apple streaming service. Almost immediately they would become a force to be reckoned with in the streaming music industry.
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