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Each bar compares a genre’s share of total US household viewing with its share of total titles. Titles tagged to multiple genres are split evenly across those genres so nothing is double-counted. Blue bars to the right of zero mean a genre gets more attention than its catalog size would suggest; gray bars mean it gets less; bars near zero are unlabeled.
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Each bar compares a genre’s share of total US household viewing with its share of total titles. Titles tagged to multiple genres are split evenly across those genres so nothing is double-counted. Blue bars to the right of zero mean a genre gets more attention than its catalog size would suggest; gray bars mean it gets less; bars near zero are unlabeled.
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