VIACOM CBS ALL ACCESS TO EXPAND

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With the Recent Viacom CBS Merger What Does This Mean for Cord Cutters?

New Company Called ViacomCBS Has Big Plans to Expand CBS ALL ACCESS Streaming Service

If you tried CBS ALL ACCESS in the past, you probably quickly realized that while there are some great original TV series on the channels. Their streaming service is rather limited and maybe not worth keeping. But some of the CBS original shows like Star Trek Discovery, Star Trek Picard, The Twilight Zone Reboot, and The Good Fight are all quite good.

But things are about to get real interesting. Because with the two giant media companies Viacom and CBS forming a newly merged company, the CBS ALL ACCESS Channel is about to get a pretty cool makeover.

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Together, these are all the properties now owned by ViacomCBS:

• BET
• CBS Entertainment
• CBS All Access
• CBS Interactive
• CBS News
• CBS Sports
• CBS Television Studios
• Comedy Central
• Nickelodeon
• MTV
• Paramount Network
• Paramount Pictures
• Pluto TV
• SHOWTIME
• Awesomeness
• Bellator
• ViacomCBS Global Distribution Group
• CBS Television Stations
• CBS Television Distribution
• Channel 5
• CMT
• Colors
• Network 10
• Pop
• CBS Sports Network
• Smithsonian Channel
• Telefe
• The CW
• TV Land
• VH1
• Vidcon
• Watch! Magazine
• ViacomCBS Corporation

ViacomCBS Embraces The Future Of Streaming TV

In the not too distant future, needing to wade through hundreds of different channels to watch the content will change. We can already see these changes taking place with "Super Channels" like The Roku Channel, Apple TV+, Pluto TV. And soon many others will also need to become super-sized content containers for many streaming channels and services under their umbrellas.

ViacomCBS is also planning on making CBS All Access a major player in order to gain a larger foot print and coax more viewers onto their products and streaming services.

With advertising dollars a huge factor. The more eyeballs glued to a streaming service, the less chance they wander off looking at the content of a competitor.

With CBS All Access already close to reaching 16 Million subscribers by the end of 2020, it makes sense to build upon their successful streaming service to make it compete with Roku, Apple TV Plus, Disney+ and others.

Soon, tuning into CBS All Access will bring us content from Pluto TV and others for free, plus premium content for those choosing to subscribe to watch everything they offer.

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