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Catalog Fragmentation Index
Week-by-week over 26 weeks, this shows how much US household streaming viewing is split among parent companies. The score goes up when a few companies take more of that viewing and down when it spreads out more broadly; it has stayed near 1,376, below the dashed 1,500 line where concentration is usually considered 'moderate'.
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Week-by-week over 26 weeks, this shows how much US household streaming viewing is split among parent companies. The score goes up when a few companies take more of that viewing and down when it spreads out more broadly; it has stayed near 1,376, below the dashed 1,500 line where concentration is usually considered 'moderate'.
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