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Apple expected to introduce 'iCloud' in June, if music publishers agree
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 05/21/2011 09:52 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Music industry insiders expect that Apple wants to launch, or at least introduce, its anticipated "iCloud" music streaming service in June, though the company must also reach agreements with music publishers.
From AppleInsider:
Apple expected to introduce 'iCloud' in June, if music publishers agree
Music publishers own a different set of rights for which Apple must also strike a deal, according to Peter Kafka of MediaMemo. Apple is said to have started making deals with the labels first in its negotiation process, and only recently began talking with publishers.
How long it will take to reach an agreement with publishers remains to be seen. But Apple's launch of 90 second song previews in iTunes was reportedly held up for months last year because of negotiations with publishers.
How long it will take to reach an agreement with publishers remains to be seen. But Apple's launch of 90 second song previews in iTunes was reportedly held up for months last year because of negotiations with publishers.
Apple expected to introduce 'iCloud' in June, if music publishers agree
