On March 25, Apple officially presented the public rumor in the film and television industry: Apple TV +, the streaming video service with Apple wants to enter a new world of video on demand services. During the presentation little or more like nothing we could know about this new service, only that it will be released in the fall.
At the moment it seems that Apple has not reached an agreement with any distributor to be able to offer third-party content through its service, so it seems that it will focus on its own production that it has been producing for a little over a year, being For All Manking,the most advanced production is.
According to Eddy Cue in his last interview with The Times "the company is working on creating the best content instead of creating the maximum possible." However, he also recognized that part of Netflix's success is due to its almost uninterrupted stream of new content, so that viewers can never complain that they don't have new content at any time. Cue also states that “their motto is to create a lot of content so that there is always something to watch, and it's working well. There is nothing wrong with that model, but it is not ours.
Apple is preparing a large number of original series from world-renowned content creators such as Steven Spielberg, JJ Abrams and Oprah Winfrey. However, as I have commented above, it is not known if Apple will offer third-party content in addition to its original content.
Furthermore, his bet on Oprah implies that is targeting this new service to the American public, instead of all the cultures of the world, as Netflix does. At the moment, we do not know the price at which this new streaming video service from Apple will be available, but it is more than likely that it will be revealed at the presentation event of the new iPhone 2019, an event that will be held in early September.
