Apple is launching what some have called a "Netflix for news" - a $10-a-month subscription service that offers access to hundreds of magazines and a handful of newspapers.
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But most major U.S. news publishers aren't participating.
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Readers get access to articles from over 300 magazines, a smattering of digital sites and some newspapers. Human editors will select stories for the app, and Apple says it will protect peoples' privacy.
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Many big-name magazines are on board, hoping Apple brings them new paid readers.
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But Apple's large cut of revenue - reportedly a 50-50 split - and the loss of a direct relationship with readers may not be appealing to many media companies, especially those that are successfully expanding their own digital readership.
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