Apple News wants to play fair to the left and the right, promises no "fake news"

Apple News' editor-in-chief Lauren Kern spoke with the Sydney Morning Herald on Monday, and made it clear that when it comes to news, accuracy is more important than speed. "Misinformation can come out so quickly and spread so rapidly and that’s something that we take pride in not allowing to happen," Kern said. "Our mantra is that it’s better to be accurate than first."

Apple is also trying to be different than other news apps. Instead of allow algorithms to determine the placement of stories, the company relies on breathing, living human journalists to decide which ...

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