Report: Apple is preparing an all-in-one multimedia subscription plan, combining Apple Music, TV shows and magazines

Via The Information, Apple apparently plans to combine its upcoming magazine service and original content, with its existing music subscription, into a single "Amazon Prime" subscription. Apple does not offer Apple Music for $ 9.99 a month.

The report states that Apple will allow customers to subscribe to each service separately, perhaps there is a reduction in costs by subscribing to the overall package. In comparison with an individual payment for each,

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Repeating a chronogram previously reported by Bloomberg, The Information indicates that the company wants to launch a subscription service to the news of Apple brand in 2019. The company acquired in March of this year a subscription service of $ 9.99 / month which opened access to more than 200 high-end magazines

The calendar of Apple's efforts in original TV content remains obscure, but some clues ready to air later next year. The production of TV shows is often prone to delays and failures, but Apple has enough issues right now to continue to offer a healthy offer even though only half of the orders are ready in 2019

as a single subscription can hide any initial weakness on the television side. Over time, a standalone Apple TV subscription would make more sense as Apple continues to expand its catalog. It could attract the first customers by updating the TV subscription if the user already pays for Apple Music, for example.

Unlike music and news, Apple has much more flexibility in the price of access to its original television.

Plans to create a full all-in-one multimedia subscription will likely help Apple to start a new revenue growth cycle in the coming years. Investors are eager to see if the company can convince its millions of iPhone owners to buy subscriptions to recurring content.

Apple has announced a public company goal to double its revenue by 2020. Apple Music is a growing business. With 40 million subscribers in April, the Services division 's business figure is currently dominated by its 30% commissions on the App Store.