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In response to "Nielsen has been working on this, but they don't make the data public so it's hard to really know if the data is of any use. -- nm" by Mop, Montreal Canadiens Fan

I can see that, but the data the NYTimes gives out there is significant.

Posted by Inigo (aka Inigo) Jul 8 '21, 09:21

We knew that Netflix is the king. Youtube being right there with them isn't that surprising. Hulu being next is. With Disney+ a third of Hulu.

Plus, the fact that there's a change from the traditional TV Nielsen box seems pertinent to SITV. Since you did spend a full episode talking about how it all works and what's wrong with it. :)

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There's a flaw in the data which hurts YouTube substantially. - Mop, Montreal Canadiens Fan Jul 8, 09:32 3
- Agreed. If there was a legit measurement of streaming from all devices, Youtube would be king. - Inigo Jul 8, 09:45 1
  - How many people are going to agree to installing a device that would have to pretty much monitor all the traffic going into a household? - JD Jul 8, 09:59
- Meh, I watch tons of TV on my phone. I barely use our actual TVs. -- nm - Beryllium Jul 8, 09:38

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I can see that, but the data the NYTimes gives out there is significant.

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