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Networks split rights between their broadcast signal (CBS/NBC/ABC), proprietary apps (Paramount+, Peacock), live virtual TV providers (Fubo, YouTube TV), and syndication. The same interview can cost $0 over-the-air, $0 on a trial, or $80 on a live bundle.
If you subscribe to Paramount+ or Fubo to watch a specific Sunday night interview, set a cancellation reminder immediately. Most services let you cancel on day 1 while retaining access through the end of the 7-day promotional window.
Flagship newsmagazines like 60 Minutes post the entire A-block and feature interview segments to YouTube and CBSNews.com within 2 to 12 hours of broadcast, with no account or paywall required.
Yes. Paramount+ with Showtime tier ($12.99/mo) includes a 24/7 live feed of your local CBS station. Alternatively, services like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and Fubo carry live CBS. If you only need this week's episode, Paramount+ frequently offers a 7-day free trial for new users.
Yes, in two ways: first, with a digital TV antenna over-the-air on CBS at zero monthly cost; second, the full interview segment and transcript are released free on CBSNews.com, the CBS News streaming app, and the official 60 Minutes YouTube channel shortly after the television broadcast.
In Canada, Global TV and the Global TV app carry 60 Minutes. In Australia, 9Now and Paramount+ Australia stream CBS news specials. For viewers traveling abroad, accessing your domestic Paramount+ subscription requires standard regional authentication.