Apple has attracted The Wall Street Journal to its new
paid subscription news service, according to two people familiar with the
plans, The New York Times reported.
Apple also has a deal to bring Vox onto the
service, Bloomberg reports.
The New York Times and The Washington Post
have so far passed on the service, according to the paper.
Some publishers are rejecting the terms Apple
is offering with the service, the paper says.
WSJ and Apple are set to announce their plans
to work together Monday from Cupertino ,
California
The service, nicknamed a “Netflix for news,”
will provide a new paid section on the Apple News app with articles from
hundreds of participating magazines and news outlets. A free section will
remain on the app.
Apple is also expected to tout a new streaming
service to go up against Netflix, Hulu and other services.
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