Apple is reportedly hiring strategists to help it with campaigns for awards shows like the Academy Awards and Emmys, with the intention of running for the Emmy Awards as soon as 2020.
Apple is entering the streaming wars and it's hoping to take home several gold statues for its troubles.
The Cupertino, California-based tech giant is reportedly hiring strategists to help it with campaigns for awards shows like the Academy Awards and Emmys, with the intention of running for the Emmy Awards as soon as 2020. The company is expected to charge users for some of its content, while offering the rest of the programs for free to Apple device users.
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