VOICED : Apple cede a presion de Taylor Swift

Apple initially decided not to pay artists during the free trial of its new streaming service, Apple Music. However, after Taylor Swift publicly criticized this decision, Apple reversed its policy and agreed to compensate artists during the trial period. The service aims to compete with Spotify and Pandora and will be available in 100 countries starting June 30.

What was Apple's initial decision regarding artist compensation during the free trial period of their new streaming service?

• To pay artists in advance

• To pay artists double the usual rate

• To not pay artists at all

• To pay artists a reduced rate

How did Taylor Swift react to Apple's initial policy on artist compensation?

• She joined Apple Music as a spokesperson

• She withheld her album from the service

• She ignored it

• She supported it publicly

What was the main reason Taylor Swift criticized Apple's policy?

• She wanted more publicity

• She felt it was unfair to not compensate artists

• She was launching her own streaming service

• She had a personal issue with Apple executives

What change did Apple announce after Taylor Swift's criticism?

• They would pay artists during the free trial period

• They would offer a longer free trial period

• They would delay the launch of Apple Music

• They would partner with Spotify

When was Apple Music set to launch, and how many countries would it be available in?

• September 1, in 150 countries

• August 15, in 75 countries

• June 30, in 100 countries

• July 1, in 50 countries