Daniel Quinaud is a senior data analyst at Parrot Analytics, a WrapPRO partner. For more from Parrot Analytics, visit their website. For more from WrapPRO’s partners, visit the Data and Analysis Hub.
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Gen Z’s TV Favorites: Which Shows Are Winning Over Young Viewers? | Chart
Animation has big Gen Z appeal, while some major mainstay franchises miss the mark
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How Broadcast TV Hits Are Helping Netflix Stay Ahead in the Streaming Wars | Charts
Demand share for broadcast shows on Netflix is almost five times higher than their supply share
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Moviegoer Tastes Grew More Diverse, Pivoted Away From Blockbusters After the Pandemic | Charts
Demand share for the most popular movies has evolved
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Peacock Has Highest Concentration of Subscribers Watching New Episodes | Chart
Netflix and Disney+ users, meanwhile, flock to library titles
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Which American TV Genres Have the Highest Global Demand? | Chart
War shows have the highest travelability despite not being in the Top 5 genres domestically
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Dystopian Movies Have Doubled Since 2010 | Charts
The popular film genre outpaced the overall growth in films released during that same period, Parrot Analytics data finds
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Streaming Platforms See Decline in Demand for Comedy Genre | Charts
Despite the overall decrease in demand, the genre remains the most in-demand genre on most platforms
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Netflix Is King When It Comes to Spanish-Language Content | Charts
Netflix has focused on producing and acquiring content from Spanish-speaking countries, while Peacock’s Spanish-language catalog consists primarily of U.S. productions
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Streaming Giants Rely on Classic TV Shows as New Scripted Content Declines | Charts
Shows like “Friends,” “The Office” and “Grey’s Anatomy” remain among the most popular programs on streaming platforms
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Disney+, Max and Hulu Bundle Could Double Netflix Content Demand | Charts
Less than 5% of titles are shared across Max, Hulu or Disney+, underscoring the uniqueness of each catalog
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Max’s Strategy: Crack Down on Password Sharing, Capitalize on HBO Originals | Chart
WBD’s streamer has a wealth of high-profile upcoming series, but will it be enough to convert more paying subscribers?
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Peacock and Prime Video Have the Most Content Overlap of All the Streamers | Charts
The number of shared shows between the two platforms represented 19% of Peacock’s TV catalog in Q1
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Netflix Outpaces Rivals in Number of Streaming Exclusives | Chart
Assessing both originals and licensed titles, 87.3% of Netflix’s TV catalog is exclusive to the streamer
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Apple TV+ Has the Heaviest Concentration of New Shows, but Nostalgia Fuels Peacock and Paramount+ | Charts
One of the pivotal questions in the streaming industry is how much platforms depend on new releases to attract and retain audiences. That question is particularly relevant after the 2023 strike, which stunted the release of new scripted content for several months, and platforms had to lean on legacy TV shows and unscripted content to…
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Netflix’s Movie Catalog Outshines Rivals, But Demand for Originals Is Dropping | Charts
Netflix’s original films are responsible for less than 20% of the total demand for movies on the platform
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