Disney won't be a part of Apple's cloud-computing launch on Monday
When Apple announces its new iCloud initiative on Monday, one prominent content provider won’t be part of the iHoopla.
In an interview at the D9 digital conference last week in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., Disney CEO Bob Iger said his company will not be part of Apple’s cloud-computing launch.
Apple’s initiative is rumored to be a streaming music service that would offer users the ability to store all their media in the cloud and have it made available to all of their devices.
It’s a concept that a lot of companies are finding attractive and possibly profitable as consumers increasingly expect to have their media available at all times and on as many devices as they might own.
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