The New York Times announced today that it was pulling its articles from Apple News. The news outlet said the partnership wasn’t directing readers to its website to engage with its content.
The New York Times announced today that it’s backing out of Apple News, the Cupertino company’s way of delivering news from multiple outlets to readers. Explaining the decision, the publication said that the partnership with Apple News didn’t really allow for the publication to engage with its readers.
Last year, Apple launched Apple News+, a paid subscription that gave users access to many publications, including some that would be typically behind their own paywall.
