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Platform Supply Demand Gap Map

Each dot is a streaming service: farther right means a bigger share of all titles, higher up means a bigger share of total viewing demand. The diagonal marks a service’s fair share of viewing: above it means it delivers more viewing than its catalog size would suggest, below it means a big catalog that underdelivers.

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Each dot is a streaming service: farther right means a bigger share of all titles, higher up means a bigger share of total viewing demand. The diagonal marks a service’s fair share of viewing: above it means it delivers more viewing than its catalog size would suggest, below it means a big catalog that underdelivers.

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