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Beats 1 has been the free version of Apple Music service for some time, but no one really knew that because of disjointed marketing/branding. This is a good ste

• at-fates-hands 6y ago
  That's an interesting point. I just switched back to iOS about a year ago and I haven't seen an ad for it in the app store or had it recommended for any of the music players I've test driven since I switched back. I'm not sure if that's just bad marketing or is it Apple not pushing its own products in the app store?
  • laken 6y ago
    It's in the built-in music app, not something extra on the app store.
  • pwinnski 6y ago
    If you launch the pre-installed Music app and tap over to "Radio," you'll see it (now them) front and center.
• jasonlotito 6y ago
  Okay, but why would I, someone who doesn't pay for Apple Music, care about a grand total of two new stations? You say This is a good step in unifying the services into a cohesive set of offerings, but honestly, as someone who tries out Apple Music once a year for free and then goes back to Spotify, I have one takeaway from this announcement. Apple Music users are getting... 2 whole new stations. That's it. Oh, and a rebrand. If this is supposed to be a big marketing push, they are doing a good job at encouraging me to stay on Spotify.