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"Apple is appearing at the year's biggest tech conference for the first time since 1992, and it says a lot about where the company is headed"
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"Amazon, Apple, Google, Zigbee Alliance and board members form working group to develop open standard for smart home devices: Project Connected Home over IP Intends to Simplify Development for Device Manufacturers and Increase Compatibility for Consumers" Apple 7:35 AM
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"Apple, Amazon, Google partner to make smart home devices more compatible" Reuters 9:37 AM
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"Apple, Google and Amazon decide to 'play nice' over smart home tech" BBC 1:14 PM
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"Amazon, Apple, Google, Zigbee Alliance to Develop Connectivity Standard for Smart Home" AnandTech 3:03 PM
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"Apple, Google, and Amazon team up to create 'CHIP,' a new smart home standard: Will this be the one smart home standard to rule them all or just another entry?" Ars Technica 6:37 PM
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"Nine months in, Apple News+ isn't wowing publishers: Nine months after the launch of Apple News+ it is safe to say the latest platform initiative is not a cure-all for publishers' business model issues." ["The publisher said that the revenue of being on Apple News+ isn't much, less than $20,000 a month, but the desire to keep up subscription revenue and numbers keeps the company in it. It's additive, but not by much, but it's enough to consider renewing the contract next year, she said."] Digiday 7:49 AM
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"Apple, Amazon, Google, and Zigbee Alliance to Develop Open Standard for Smart Home Devices" MacRumors 7:59 AM
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"Apple News+ publishers see subscriber benefits amid low revenue" AppleInsider 7:57 AM
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"Publishers: Apple News+ isn't 'huge boon' for business" Cult of Mac 7:57 AM
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"Lawsuit claims Apple, Microsoft have profited from child miners" New York Post 3:56 PM
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"Lawsuit alleges Apple Music streams songs without proper license: A fresh lawsuit filed Wednesday claims Apple is in violation of the U.S. Copyright Act for streaming copyrighted music through Apple Music without first obtaining a license from the copyright owner." AppleInsider 7:29 PM
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