Apple News on Twitter (@applenews) has started promoting featured stories today, to share “top stories & great reads from your favorite publishers, curated by our U.S. editors.”
The account is not yet verified, but is followed by Apple executives such as Eddy Cue.
Apple News launched exclusively in the U.S., and expanded to Australia and the U.K. last fall. Earlier this year, Eddy Cue revealed the app had attracted over 100 publishers and had been used by 40 million customers.
Unfortunately, since Apple News is still not available in Canada yet, Canadians do not have native access to the app, unless they try workarounds such as this one.
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