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Does Apple News+ give access to the entire content of newspapers? I'm not interested in classifieds or add but some of the special features like "Journal Reports" in the Wall St Journal, for example. Or the Sunday NY Times magazine. Thanks
iPad Air, iOS 12
Potentially, yes, but that will depend on the agreement made between the provider and Apple as to what content will be made available as part of the Apple News+ service. I believe that you don't need a subscription to WSJ to access it with News+ ... so having a standalone WSJ subscription would be redundant.
Using WSJ as an example, with your trial, look to see if you are provided with the full content of the paper journal ... or, at least, the parts that you would be interested in. If all you get are selected stories without the ability to gain access to the full content, well then, you have your answer. I would do the same for any other newspapers or magazines you currently subscribe to.
Note that the trial provides full access to the News+ service. It doesn't include anything else once the trial period is over and you decide to subscribe to it. Basically, you get what you see.
Potentially, yes, but that will depend on the agreement made between the provider and Apple as to what content will be made available as part of the Apple News+ service. I believe that you don't need a subscription to WSJ to access it with News+ ... so having a standalone WSJ subscription would be redundant.
Using WSJ as an example, with your trial, look to see if you are provided with the full content of the paper journal ... or, at least, the parts that you would be interested in. If all you get are selected stories without the ability to gain access to the full content, well then, you have your answer. I would do the same for any other newspapers or magazines you currently subscribe to.
Note that the trial provides full access to the News+ service. It doesn't include anything else once the trial period is over and you decide to subscribe to it. Basically, you get what you see.
If you don't subscribe to Apple News+ some of the content, like the Wall Street Journal, will basically not be accessible or have very limited accessibility. However, to really experience what News+ offers, just give it a try as Apple offers a free trial period. Then you can determine, yourself, if it's worth it ... or not.
I have just started the News+ trial. I already subscribe to WSJ, for example. I want to understand whether News+ can replace my current subscription to WSJ and other newspapers.
Thanks--very helpful
Are the newspapers like Wall St Journal in Apple News + the complete paper or just selected articles?
