Apple Rolls out Apple Music, iTunes Movies and iBooks in China

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Apple has launched their iTunes Movies, Apple Music and iBooks services for their Chinese customers, one day after the Apple Music trial ended for customers in countries where it was previously made available.

With this move, Apple provides their Chinese clients with a simple way to access Apple's entertainment platform to stream music, to rent or purchase movies and to buy books published by Apple on its iBooks Store.

The only requirement to access Apple's online entertainment distribution platform is an Apple ID, which allows one to get unrestricted access to all the music, books and movies Apple stores on their Apple Music, iBooks and iTunes Movies servers.

As Apple's SVP of Internet Software and Services, Eddy Cue said, ?Customers in China love the App Store and have made it our largest market in the world for app downloads.?

Before launching their entertainment streaming services in China, Apple has worked closely with both local and international artists and music experts to provide their Chinese clients with curated content, specially tailored for the Chinese market.