A lot is changing at ViacomCBS — which changed its name today to . In an on Tuesday, the company announced that its streaming service, (formerly known as CBS All Access), hit 32.8 million subscribers during the last quarter of 2021. It’s a notable milestone for the platform, placing it ahead of Peacock (), as well as other smaller platforms like ESPN+ () and Discovery+ ().
That growth seems to be leading the company to consolidate some of its streaming offerings, specifically the now 12-year-old Showtime Anywhere service. Existing Paramount+ subscribers will soon be able to watch Showtime on the app itself, albeit for an extra fee. Instead of paying for Showtime’s standalone streaming app (which is $10.99 a month), users can bundle Paramount and Showtime together, for either $12 a month, or $15 a month for the tier. “Within Paramount+, it will be seamless to sign up for…
