Xorte logo

News Markets Groups

USA | Europe | Asia | World| Stocks | Commodities



Add a new RSS channel

 
 


Keywords

2024-12-30 20:17:02| Engadget

You'll be able to stream as much of The Morning Show as your body can physically handle this weekend, thanks to a new Apple TV+ promotion. After teasing some kind of Apple TV+ news on social media, Apple has confirmed that from January 3 to 5 you'll be able to watch the company's original shows and movies without a paid subscription, provided you have an Apple ID. Apple calls out shows like Silo, which is in the back half of its current season, and Severance, which will premiere its long-awaited second season on Jan 17 (you can watch the first eight minutes of the premiere now) but there's a solid catalog of tv shows and movies beyond the well-known hits. Why not stream the three-hour director's cut of Napoleon? Or the tragically slept on cult baby horror series Servant? All of it is theoretically on the menu. While this kind of promotional experiment is new for Apple, Netflix has offered free weekends in the past as a way to gin up interest in subscriptions. One way to look at Apple's streaming strategy is that it's speedrunning lessons streamers like Netflix and Hulu spent years learning, from the risks of spending serious money on auteurist passion products, to now withdrawing from theatrical distribution, one of the few things that made Apple unique from its competitors. Maybe a free weekend picks up the company a few more subscribers, but at the very least it's a good opportunity to binge some solid shows.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/streaming/you-can-stream-apple-tv-for-free-this-weekend-191702667.html?src=rss


Category: Marketing and Advertising

 

Latest from this category

05.12The 1977 cut of Star Wars will return to theaters in 2027
05.12Meta's latest acquisition suggests hardware plans beyond glasses and headsets
05.12Pixel owners: You can now use your phone as a Switch 2 webcam
05.12Liquid Swords' debut title is a $25 'noir action game' coming next year
05.12Netflix to buy Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion
05.12The Netflix and Warner Bros. deal might be great for shareholders, but not for anyone else
05.12Get three months of Apple Music for only $1 right now
05.12More Studio Ghibli 4K restorations are coming to IMAX in 2026
Marketing and Advertising »

All news

06.12What Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros means for the movies
06.12Warm Welcome hubs an 'important' helping hand
06.12These 5 equity mutual funds lose over 10% in 2025. Do you own any?
06.12Top 5 largecap mutual funds offer over 20% annualised return in 3 years. Check details
06.12Abu Dhabi Investment Portfolio: 7 stocks surge up to 70% in FY26. 2 new Q2 bets revealed
06.12Wakefit raises Rs 580 crore from anchor investors including HSBC, HDFC MF ahead of IPO
06.12How entrepreneurs can stay motivated when the competition is relentless
06.12AI widens vision. But without insight, it narrows it
More »
Privacy policy . Copyright . Contact form .