The New York Times has announced it is ending a partnership with Apple’s news aggregator app, with the company citing a greater need for a more direct relationship with readers. The paper reported Monday in its own coverage of the Grey Lady’s unceremonious breakup with Apple News that readers will
The New York Times said on Monday that it was exiting its partnership with Apple News, as news organizations struggle
The Times said Apple News did not align with its strategy of building direct relationships with paying readers.
The newspaper only supplied "a few stories" each day, but its loss from Apple News is still a big one.
The move comes as the Times is investing in its subscription business and weaning itself off of advertising revenue.
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The New York Times is pulling itself out from Apple News, ceasing its relationship with Apple regarding the app, citing a need to fight for "readers' attention and dollars" against not only other news organization, but also tech companies like Apple.
The New York Times today announced that it is pulling out of Apple News, as the service does not "align with its strategy of building direct relationships with paying readers."