In the past three months, people spent a solid 25% of their TV time watching content streamed from platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and Disney+.
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Made-For-Kids YouTube Content Seeing Big Year-Over-Year Growth
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People Spend 25% Of Their TV Time Streaming Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ (Report)
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How The NBA Has Approached Facebook Video Since Returning to the Court
The NBA's restart last week was met with a lot of excitement--among players and fans, sure, but also from TV networks, which have been devoid of premium programming for months now without live sports.
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Comic-Con@Home A Much Different Event On Social Video
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How SVODs Are Leveraging Facebook And YouTube To Grow Their Audiences
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Social Video Views Climbed for Latin American Creators During Quarantine
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Racial Injustice Protests Draw Hundreds Of Millions Of Views On Twitter
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How Does John Krasinski’s Newly Sold ‘Some Good News’ Stack Up Against Late-Night Shows?
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What’s Cooking On Facebook? Bread Videos, Apparently
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NFL Draft Prompts Big Social Media Spike
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Gaming Videos Keep Leveling Up Views Through March Into April
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