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Long-Tail Demand Share

This curve shows how US viewers’ attention on streaming titles was split on the latest tracked day. Pick any share of titles along the bottom to see how much attention the most-watched few got; the dashed line shows what perfectly even attention would look like, and the gap shows the imbalance.

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This curve shows how US viewers’ attention on streaming titles was split on the latest tracked day. Pick any share of titles along the bottom to see how much attention the most-watched few got; the dashed line shows what perfectly even attention would look like, and the gap shows the imbalance.

The figure and downloadable source retain their own units, time windows, and definitions. Observed panel households, demand indices, and modeled audience estimates are different measures. Compare values within the definition used by this chart.

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