The final verdict: Which Macworld staffers are keeping Apple Music?<article>
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<p>When Apple Music first launched three months ago, all of us here at Macworld immediately signed up and started grooving to its three-month free trial. (That is, until
Prince’s catalog disappeared.) Most of us were already subscribing to
other music streaming services, but since Apple Music had a long lead-in period, there was no harm in double-dipping in the musical honey jar.</p><p>Our initial reactions were strong, and favorable. We loved its personalized playlists,
Siri integration, and the always changing “For You” section. We were thrilled to have a place to legally stream 1989. We even started to enjoy Beats 1. True, it had some downsides—its interface wasn’t the most intuitive to use, it’s built into iTunes on the Mac, and, you know, Prince’s entire catalog disappeared. </p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2987190/streaming-services/the-final-verdict-which-macworld-staffers-are-keeping-apple-music.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The final verdict: Which Macworld staffers are keeping Apple Music?
