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For each streaming service, this shows how much of its catalog’s total viewing demand comes from exclusive titles, shows and movies available only on that service. Higher means more reason for households to stay; lower means more of its viewing comes from titles also available on rivals.

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For each streaming service, this shows how much of its catalog’s total viewing demand comes from exclusive titles, shows and movies available only on that service. Higher means more reason for households to stay; lower means more of its viewing comes from titles also available on rivals.

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