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Long-Tail Demand Share
This curve shows how US viewers split their attention across streaming titles on the latest tracked day. Pick any share of titles along the bottom to see how much of all viewing they captured; the dashed line shows what perfectly even attention would look like, so the gap shows how lopsided viewing is.
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This curve shows how US viewers split their attention across streaming titles on the latest tracked day. Pick any share of titles along the bottom to see how much of all viewing they captured; the dashed line shows what perfectly even attention would look like, so the gap shows how lopsided viewing is.
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