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Local Over-Index Map

For each major market, this shows the share of viewing that goes to home-grown titles versus imported ones. “Home-grown” means the market where a title is watched most. Navy marks local-heavy markets (40%+), mid-blue marks mixed markets, and gray marks import-driven markets (under 10%).

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For each major market, this shows the share of viewing that goes to home-grown titles versus imported ones. “Home-grown” means the market where a title is watched most. Navy marks local-heavy markets (40%+), mid-blue marks mixed markets, and gray marks import-driven markets (under 10%).

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