Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Apple Seeking Lower Rates With Record Labels as Initial Deals Start Expiring
Apple is said to be aiming to reduce the share of revenue record labels get from streaming music as it works to establish new deals for Apple Music and iTunes, reports Bloomberg. Apple is reportedly pursuing lower rates as part of an effort to revise its “overall relationship” with the music industry. Apple’s current deals with record labels expire at the end of June, but Bloomberg‘s sources say
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