Apple's terms for subscription news service face resistance from publishers - Wall Street Journal

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Apple's terms for subscription news service face resistance from publishers - Wall Street Journal

Plans to keep about half of the revenue from its upcoming news subscription service.

Several publications are resisting Apple Inc's plans to keep about half of the revenue from its upcoming news subscription service, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing the iPhone maker's pitch to some news organizations. Apple representatives have told publishers that the ...

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