Paramount Plus is readying a new feature that will offer up its library of content to users through linear television feeds. The feature was teased by Tom Ryan, a ViacomCBS executive in charge of streaming initiatives, during a video interview that was produced by the company and quietly published on YouTube this week. The linear content features would be similar to what is found on Pluto TV, an ad-supported streaming service that Ryan co-founded in 2013. ViacomCBS acquired Pluto TV in early 2019 for $340 million; Ryan became the key executive in charge of the company's streaming efforts last October. Unlike other streaming services that force users to seek out movies and TV shows, Pluto TV is programmed more like a traditional broadcast or cable channel — it groups shows and movies based on topic or genre, then serves them up to viewers across 250 linear feeds.