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Platform New-Slate Age-Skew
English-language 2024+ releases on each service, shown by how many more or fewer young viewers they attract than a typical streaming title. 0% = typical; right means younger audiences, left means older. Looking only at new releases brings out the differences between services; across full catalogs, they mostly wash out to about neutral. Bars show the 95% range, weighted by viewing demand.
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English-language 2024+ releases on each service, shown by how many more or fewer young viewers they attract than a typical streaming title. 0% = typical; right means younger audiences, left means older. Looking only at new releases brings out the differences between services; across full catalogs, they mostly wash out to about neutral. Bars show the 95% range, weighted by viewing demand.
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