It’s obvious 10 went the quiet launch for this service at the end of year, I think the content acquisition will increase over the year with more titles becoming available from a local and international perspective.
It wouldn’t surprise me if they were to announce a local original production for the service in the next 12 months or so either to make it more competitive and monetise the platform better.
The pricing is still grossly wrong for the current content offering however.
Hopefully you’re right, and they’re just testing the waters. There is no way, long term that this service will survive in its current state of offerings and price.
They might get more customers if they launched an app on the Telstra TV.
Also, after a month or so and the only shows added were A Million Little Things, 2 late night shows and a new CBS show Fam … that’s pretty poor for a service that is $10 a month.
I’ve decided to give Fam a go, watch the pilot and the second episode when it arrives.
How To Stay Married was added also.
Still not nearly enough.
And on Fetch.
And on Samsung TV’s.
New content added… don’t get too excited… only Ambulance Australia. Also they don’t even have a new content section.
Don’t they repeat that every week anyway?
Plus 1 for Samsung. We have all the Samsung apps installed and they’re terrific and easily accessible.
My subscription expires on the 3rd of February, got a second month free, will be cancelling. Have nearly finished in 2 months 5 seasons of 90210 and Life Unexpected, wanted to watch The 4400 , but they only have the first 6 episodes, and Everybody Hates Chris starts at ep 2.
I might come back at another point when Fam’s whole season is up , but for now my $10 is best spent elsewhere.
I’m very hesitant when it comes to joining subscription media, only have Netflix… so I’m not 100% across what’s on 10 All Access, was wondering what season’s of Neighbours are on the platform?
But you spent nothing on it. How do expect them to provide something better if everybody only gets it for free for two months and then cancels it?
Seasons 36 and 37.
Oh… thats a little disappointing. Was hoping for some old school episodes at least.
Ambulance UK Seasons 1 to 3 added today.
I might have joined if they had episodes from back in the late 2000’s
Any particular reason relating to that specific era?
Relive my childhood. Plus I loved Izzy.
Network 10 and CBS have partnered with media agency Spark Foundry to roll out a large-scale marketing campaign promoting the recently launched streaming video on-demand service (SVOD), 10 All Access.
The campaign showcases the exciting content available on the service under an ‘Access All’ tagline and features across retail, large and small format digital outdoor, large and small format static outdoor, transit, digital, podcasts, TV and mobile. It also highlights that the service is free from ads and free for a month.
The campaign features current CBS hits Survivor (U.S.), NCIS , Charmed, Madam Secretary and Hawaii Five-0 , CBS classics like Sabrina the Teenage Witch , 10 All Access original series Tell Me A Story , and Australian favourites Bachelor in Paradise and I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here .
As part of the campaign, 10 All Access has also partnered with the 2019 Moonlight Cinema program. The partnership includes an on-ground activation, preview trailers and branded popcorn for movie goers.
Network 10’s head of marketing Brad Garbutt said: “10 All Access is a brand new service for audiences and 10’s first step into the streaming world. As we come out of the January holiday period, we are firing up our marketing efforts to reach as many people as possible with a simple, slick and high-impact campaign about the brilliant content they can enjoy through 10 All Access.”
The marketing campaign coincides with the addition of more 10 and CBS programming including current seasons of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert , The Late Late Show with James Corden , as well as new comedy series FAM , which is being fast tracked from the U.S., I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here , Ambulance Australia and How To Stay Married . The new season of Man With A Plan will also be available on 10 All Access on the same day it premieres in the U.S. in February.
Spark Foundry head of strategy Linda Fagerlund said: “We’re thrilled to be working with 10 on the launch of 10 All Access. With this campaign, we are combining contextual, interest-based targeting with high impact out-of-home across Australia. 10 All Access is also infiltrating other popular activities across summer such as podcasts and a partnership with Moonlight Cinema.”
10 All Access has more than 7000 ad-free episodes of bingeworthy entertainment from 10 and CBS available for $9.99 a month with the first month free.
For a full list of titles available on 10 All Access, visit 10allaccess.com.au/shows.
