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Paramount+ - channelbox - 05-08-2021

It has been announced that Paramount+ will launch in Europe in 2022 in a multi-year deal with Sky. This includes the UK, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

https://variety.com/2021/streaming/global/viacomcbs-sky-paramount-plus-europe-launch-1235035254/


Paramount+ - Ash101 - 05-08-2021

I'm not really across Paramount+ in terms of content which is available on the service in the US, but this must be another bit of fantastic news for Sky in terms of longevity? Alongside the Peacock news last week, this will certainly help things if (when?) the HBO deal isn't renewed.

There was always the speculation at how relevant Sky would be in the long run with the launch of so many streaming services. But having these ones exclusive to the Sky Q platform alongside the ease of having Netflix, Amazon Prime & Disney+ integrated alongside the recording device & PSB catch ups... it does make Sky Q a great product for anyone who wants 'lots' (or everything..).


Paramount+ - Brekkie - 05-08-2021

So it'll still be an additional subscription though Sky will be relieved not to lose more linear channels or content for Sky Cinema.


Paramount+ - Adsales101 - 05-08-2021

Brekkie post_id=32616 time= user_id=976 Wrote:So it'll still be an additional subscription though Sky will be relieved not to lose more linear channels or content for Sky Cinema.

Not only that! As part of the deal Sky Media's contract to oversee the ad sales for all ViacomCBS channels in the UK and ROI has been extended for "years".

Comcast is really future-roofing Sky.


Paramount+ - MrBiggieSMLZ - 05-08-2021

It would be interesting though, if they decided to replace My5 with a UK feed of Paramount+, which could have a free tier (Channel 5 catch-up) and a premium tier (for everything else, including the original content).


Paramount+ - Rdd - 05-08-2021

Interesting that this will only be included for Sky Cinema customers and it will be an add on. For someone like me who’s never subscribed to Sky Cinema (I rarely get time nowadays to sit down to watch a 2 hour plus movie and blockbusters are rarely clocking in under that now) it might provide a reason to subscribe to Sky Cinema if the standalone price was effectively similar to taking Sky Cinema.

Some of the big name Paramount+ series (I’m thinking the Star Trek ones in particular) are currently with Netflix or Prime so that might weaken its appeal for now, though I’m sure future ones will go there.


Paramount+ - RegularCapital - 05-08-2021

Sky needed this and Peacock, and it will be a good substitute to the premium Disney movie content that has left Sky.


Paramount+ - Brekkie - 06-08-2021

MrBiggieSMLZ post_id=32618 time= user_id=1110 Wrote:It would be interesting though, if they decided to replace My5 with a UK feed of Paramount+, which could have a free tier (Channel 5 catch-up) and a premium tier (for everything else, including the original content).
CBS's own catch up service and 10Play in Australia have remained alongside Paramount+, where it replaced All Access which they never got round to launching here.


Paramount+ - XIII - 06-08-2021

ViacomCBS probably sees My5 as one part of their UK streaming strategy alongside Paramount+ and Pluto TV which is their AVOD service, the latter is in an emerging market in the US alongside Fox's Tubi and Amazon's IMDB TV.


Paramount+ - WeArethelosers - 06-08-2021

Will be able to watch it through our computers or will it only be on Sky Q boxes?


Paramount+ - RR - 06-08-2021

WeArethelosers post_id=32795 time= user_id=1345 Wrote:Will be able to watch it through our computers or will it only be on Sky Q boxes?
The announcement stated:

Quote:Paramount+ will also be available direct-to-consumer in UK, Ireland, Italy and GSA through the Paramount+ app for iOS and Android and across supported connected TV devices and OTT platforms. Pricing and local content offering will be announced at a later date.



Paramount+ - WillPS - 06-08-2021

So it's a deal not unlike the one Sky have with Netflix then, where you can if you want pay Sky for those services rather than the provider directly?


Paramount+ - Rdd - 07-08-2021

Yes, it would seem so. As I say one consideration for Sky customers would be the Sky Cinema price v the standalone Paramount+ price.

Also, and maybe a bit OT, GSA! I presume it stands for Germany Switzerland Austria, but it’s the first time I’ve seen it been used. (The new EMEA, perhaps).


Paramount+ - RegularCapital - 07-08-2021

Rdd post_id=32976 time= user_id=1409 Wrote:Yes, it would seem so. As I say one consideration for Sky customers would be the Sky Cinema price v the standalone Paramount+ price.

Also, and maybe a bit OT, GSA! I presume it stands for Germany Switzerland Austria, but it’s the first time I’ve seen it been used. (The new EMEA, perhaps).

GSA/GAS (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) or DACH (Deutschland (Germany), Austria, and Confoederatio Helvetica (Switzerland), based on Country Vehicle Registration codes) are sometimes used as acronyms to describe that market.


Paramount+ - BcastCornwall - 07-08-2021

Ahh Acronyms ...... Big Grin Big Grin