“The launch of Apple Music hasn’t only included a new radio station, social network, and streaming service,” Amy Phillips reports for Pitchfork.
“Apple have also started creating their own original content,” Phillips reports. “The company made Drake’s amazing ‘Energy’ video in-house, as well as Pharrell’s ‘Freedom’ and Eminem’s ‘Phenomenal.'”
“Next up: M.I.A.’s ‘Matahdatah Scroll 01 Broader Than a Border,’ coming to Apple Music on Monday, July 13,” Phillips reports. “When asked for comment, Larry Jackson, Apple Music’s head of content, Tweeted this:”
Oh ok. 👊🏾😉http://t.co/OnIBvlvfqT#AppleMusicBreaksTheInternet#Content #Culture #Curation #EnergyVideoOnConnect
— Larry Jackson (@LarryJackson) July 10, 2015
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: “Oh ok.”
Bwahahahahaha! That’s beautiful, Larry. Just beautiful!
A little of Steve Jobs-style cheekiness we’re seeing lately from Apple is definitely welcome.
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