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Genre-Dominance Map by Platform

Each cell compares a service’s share of a genre with the typical service. Rows run from biggest service to smallest; labels mark every 2×+ result. Genres that are common almost everywhere, like Drama, look near-white for about typical, while tan means less than typical and dark blue marks a service’s clearest signature.

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Each cell compares a service’s share of a genre with the typical service. Rows run from biggest service to smallest; labels mark every 2×+ result. Genres that are common almost everywhere, like Drama, look near-white for about typical, while tan means less than typical and dark blue marks a service’s clearest signature.

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