CBS All Access Ad Awareness Campaign Reminds Apple TV Owners About Its Rebrand to Paramount+ Next Month

[cwerdna]

I was able to use https://slickdeals.net/f/14838358-cbs-all-access-1-month-free-with-promo-code to resume my CBS All Access subscription.

 

[zarmanto]

Are there really that many 3rd gen Apple tv owners that an Ad campaign is needed?

I would imagine that some of the people who are still using 3rd gen aTVs bought them because they became downright cheap (for an Apple product) during the year that they were discontinued. Personally, I have three 3rd gen aTVs, along with one 2nd gen aTV and one 4K 4th gen aTV, in various places throughout my house... and I'll probably end up buying at least one more 4th gen, sometime soon -- but not to replace one of those existing aTVs; rather, it will be supplanting a 2012 Mac Mini that has served quite nicely as the hub of my main home theater for all these years, but which is starting to show signs of hardware failure. (None of the aTVs are showing any signs of hardware failure, yet.)

 

[chrisbru]

Unlikely. You’ll be required to subscribe to the Toothpaste Brand. Brushes will be provided with the subscription for 90 days. At which time you’re given the choice of choosing the Plus Plan for continued brushes, or Basic with no brushes.

You joke, but my dental insurance provider offers free toothbrushes - and free replacement heads and toothpaste if you opt in to their tooth brushing data collection via the toothbrush (bluetooth with phone app).

 

[Rafterman]

Say what you want, but the commercials are pretty decent. Where else will you see Discovery's Michael Burnham and Beavis and Butt Head in the same commercial?

"She said "crack"".

 

[Glideslope]

You joke, but my dental insurance provider offers free toothbrushes - and free replacement heads and toothpaste if you opt in to their tooth brushing data collection via the toothbrush (bluetooth with phone app).

So, are you a “Dental Data Discloser.” Or a, “Dental Data Denier?” 😎

 

[Jon Rowlison]

Have they considered a name that shows they are a "united" company of several studios?

They could call themselves something like "United Paramount Network" and maybe abbreviate it "UPN"?

 

[JoeShades]

Have they considered a name that shows they are a "united" company of several studios?

They could call themselves something like "United Paramount Network" and maybe abbreviate it "UPN"?

Not sure if you are being serious or not

 

[extrachrispy]

Remember when people were "cutting the cord" to save money? The entertainment guys are firing back and winning.

Only if you let them. There is an entire world outside your television.

 

[extrachrispy]

The "Richard" move: you will not be able to watch "Yellowstone" on Paramount+. You have to subscribe to yet another service (Peacock) to see season 3.

The counter-move: wait until the entire season is available, subscribe for a month, binge it, and drop it, and then don't subscribe to Paramount+ at all (or just long enough to binge "Picard").