Apple tiptoes into producing original video
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WATCH out, Netflix. Apple, the richest company in technology, is finally moving into original video content.
Apple said on Monday night that it would introduce its first two television-style video series on Apple Music, its subscription music-streaming service, in the spring.
Other original videos, including scripted dramas, are planned over the next year as Apple tries to build Apple Music into a cultural platform, said Jimmy Iovine, who heads the US$10-a-month service.
"There are a bunch of projects. We're in it. This is what Apple Music is going to be," he said. "Apple Music will have video and other things that I can't talk about. We're going to be aggressive about…
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