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| Apple event focuses on broadcasting |
Apple's product business revolves around the iPhone, iPad, and the latest generation of connected watches. But he also noted the company's continued pressure to monitor broadcasts.
On Tuesday, the company immediately revealed its slate of fast-growing, award-winning originals on Apple TV Plus, and CEO Tim Cook kicked off the California live event with a series of upcoming events.
Since its launch in 2019, Cook has won more than 130 Original Movie and Series Awards for the service and received more than 500 nominations.
Talk about the success of the Ted Lasso series, which recently broke the record for 20 Emmy Award nominations. All Apple TV Plus works received a total of 35 nominations, which is impressive for a service that launched less than two years ago.
With not a lot of hardware activity to share in the near future, aside from the upcoming Apple TV Plus content (most of which has been announced), the company has decided to spend a lot of time putting together its upcoming content once again to show evidence that Apple TV Plus Broadcasting Project.
The company is said to be ready to make more changes as the company continues to grow its franchises and assets.
The company is said to be planning to dramatically increase production of new TV shows and movies to at least one per week. To promote its games, Apple could spend more than $500 million on marketing the service.
Apple event focuses on broadcasting
The company is not only expanding its library. Instead, offering its users a new way to deliver content from devices in its ecosystem, SharePlay is one of the most exciting features of its kind on Apple devices running iOS 15. Although it didn't make its debut when it was first launched. But in a future update.
However, SharePlay is a monitoring tool that enables corporate users to stream content in real time from Apple and other services, which was promoted at yesterday's product event.
It looks like the company is also busy expanding this feature ahead of the official launch. When it was announced in June, it said more than a dozen apps would support the tool, including Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, HBO Max, Hulu, MasterClass, Paramount Plus, Pluto TV, TikTok and Twitch.
With Comedy Central, Showtime, Spotify, Stars, and many others appearing in clips on SharePlay's video and music streaming partners, the list has grown.
Before the feature is officially revealed, this list should continue to grow. The company said in June that any streaming partner that wants to support it can use SharePlay.
Although you won all the prizes. While the company hopes to compete with Netflix and Disney, it still has many hurdles to overcome.
If she wants to keep her channel subscribers after the free trial ends, her library should grow faster.
You also need to find a way to create exciting effects on her series so that the audience can look forward to her debut.