Data 2026-09-14 · weekly refresh
Platform Demand Rotation Bump Chart
Each line shows one parent company’s weekly rank by US household viewing. Viewing for each title is split across the companies that carry it, then added up across each company’s full catalog, not just the top-1,000 titles, which is why the order can differ from the top-1,000 rankings. The top line is #1, based on the biggest weekly audience, across 18 weekly snapshots.
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Each line shows one parent company’s weekly rank by US household viewing. Viewing for each title is split across the companies that carry it, then added up across each company’s full catalog, not just the top-1,000 titles, which is why the order can differ from the top-1,000 rankings. The top line is #1, based on the biggest weekly audience, across 18 weekly snapshots.
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