Apple Music's standard 3-month free trial is also available to Korean users. After the trial, users can sign up for either $7.99 a month individual plans or $11.99 a month family plans. The pricing puts it in line with popular Korean music streaming service MelOn.
In June, it was reported that Apple was preparing to launch Apple Music in Korea, with an official from the music copyright association confirming that contract negotiations with Apple had been completed. Previously, Apple had a difficult time navigating the strict copyright laws in the country and agreeing to deals with various rights groups during past attempts to introduce its streaming service within Korea.
Apple Music is currently available in over 100 countries from Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Europe, North and South America and more.
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Two days after Apple Music launched ('https://www.macrumors.com/2016/08/03/apple-music-streaming-service-launches-in-israel/') in Israel, the service has launched in Korea, the Cupertino company announced ('https://twitter.com/AppleMusic/status/761335931739734017') today. The launch comes over a year after the service simultaneously launched in 110 countries.
Apple Music's standard 3-month free trial is also available to Korean users. After the trial, users can sign up for either $7.99 a month individual plans or $11.99 a month family plans. The pricing puts it in line with popular Korean music streaming service MelOn ('http://www.melon.com').
In June, it was reported ('https://www.macrumors.com/2016/06/23/apple-music-launch-in-korea/') that Apple was preparing to launch Apple Music in Korea, with an official from the music copyright association confirming that contract negotiations with Apple had been completed. Previously, Apple had a difficult time navigating the strict copyright laws in the country and agreeing to deals with various rights groups during past attempts to introduce its streaming service within Korea.
Apple Music is currently available in over 100 ('http://www.apple.com/music/country-availability/') countries from Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Europe, North and South America and more.
Article Link: Apple Music Launches in Korea ('https://www.macrumors.com/2016/08/04/apple-music-launches-in-korea/')
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