With rapid growth of mobile users, protecting content from unauthorized users become a complex problem. The concept of temporal role-based access control reduces complexity of user management and restricts access to specified time-slots. But, content privacy is still questionable in case of system resources compromise unexpectedly. Therefore, cryptographic solution for time-bound hierarchical content management is an emerging problem. Most of the related schemes focused on individual user keys and/or revocation, but not on time-bound keys. Hence, these are not well suitable for subscription-based services like pay-TV and newspaper. In this paper, we propose a cryptographic time-bound access control with constant size time-bound keys. In our scheme, subscribed time-slots embed into individual user keys to avoid periodical broadcasting of temporal keys. We prove that our scheme is selectively secure under chosen-ciphertext attack. We then discuss cloud-based application to show the strategies of efficient revocation and reduce user computational overheads.