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Parent and Service Catalog Power Matrix

Each bar is a streaming service, Netflix, Max, Hulu, and others, sized by its share of total viewing demand for the 1,000 most-wanted titles on the latest tracked day. If a title is on several services, its demand is split between them. The 13 services tied to a parent company account for 83% of that total; the rest is on unlabeled services or titles with no tracked streaming home yet.

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Each bar is a streaming service, Netflix, Max, Hulu, and others, sized by its share of total viewing demand for the 1,000 most-wanted titles on the latest tracked day. If a title is on several services, its demand is split between them. The 13 services tied to a parent company account for 83% of that total; the rest is on unlabeled services or titles with no tracked streaming home yet.

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