- Tim Cook has hired a number of advertising executives earlier this year in preparation for the launch of an ad-supported Apple TV+ subscription.
- The launch of ad-supported subscriptions takes time in Norway.
- According to The Telegraph, Apple is in active discussions with the "Broadcaster’s Audience Research Board (BARB)" in the UK to regulate ad tracking.
- Companies like Disney and Netflix have already had talks with BARB, supporting the theory that Apple is gearing up to launch a advertising-related service related to Apple TV+.
- Apple TV+ costs 99 NOK per month, and is also included in the Apple One package which includes iCloud+ 50GB, Music, and Arcade for 219 NOK per month.
- Netflix and Disney have already launched ad-supported subscriptions, with Netflix launching theirs in October 2022.
- Despite expectations of a launch in January, it may still take some time for an affordable Apple TV+ service to be available in Norway due to the delays faced by other companies in rolling out their own ad-supported subscriptions.
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