The Apple TV+ streaming service has been unveiled as one of several subscription-based offerings from the technology brand that aims to deliver exceptional content to consumers as an alternative to existing options on the market.
The service is set to launch in fall 2019 and will provide exclusive content that isn't available anywhere else to provide subscribers with access to shows, documentaries and more by big-name celebrities. The streaming service will be available across all of the tech brand's existing solutions as well as through the Apple TV app that can be accessed on Roku and Amazon devices and TVs from Sony, Samsung, LG and Vizio.
The Apple TV+ streaming service will be characterized by a completely ad-free experience and fresh content added on a monthly basis.
Exclusively Branded Streaming Services
Apple TV+ will Stream Premium Content on Select Devices
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Industry Implications
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