A basic digital subscription to The New York Times runs $15 a month and access to the digital edition of The New Yorker is $8.33 a month.Īnd it's not just about saving money. It adds up: Monthly access to The Washington Post is $10 with an Amazon Prime account, for example. I pay for the digital versions of several newspapers, get a physical paper delivered daily and subscribe to three or four more weekly magazines. The $10 all-you-can-read monthly price is certainly appealing if, like me, you subscribe to more than one publication. In the service's first two days, more than 200,000 subscribers reportedly signed up for Apple News Plus, according to the New York Times. That subscription price gets you get unlimited access to hundreds of publications - including Time, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Sports Illustrated, National Geographic, Wired, Skimm, Vulture, The Los Angeles Times and The Wall Street Journal - all from within the Apple News app. And the good news is up to six family members can share one Apple News Plus subscription through iCloud Family Sharing, with each family member managing their own favorites and personalized recommendations. The premium subscription service is available in the US on iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave for $9.99 a month, with a free one-month trial so you can check it out. Apple News Plus, the new premium news service the company announced at a star-studded Apple event on Monday, gives you unlimited access on the iPhone, iPad and Mac to more than 300 magazines and a few newspapers, and is loaded with features designed to help you uncover articles you'll be interested in.
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