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Nielsen announces a new metric, The Gauge, to measure streaming viewing in ~14,000 US homes via hardware that watches internet traffic passing through a router

and Netflix is one of them.” Netflix & YouTube are HALF of streaming time Thnx for shoutout @koblin @nytimes @netflix $nflx https://www.nytimes.com/... Aidan McLaughlin / @aidnmclaughlin : According to Nielsen, most Americans still watch TV on the cable box: “64 percent of the time American viewers used their television sets in May 2021 was spent watching network and cable TV, while they watched streaming services about 26 percent of the time.” https://twitter.com/... See also Mediagazer

New York Times John Koblin

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  • @kimmasters Kim Masters on x
    But they're missing a ton as laptops aren't counted. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @mulvihill79 Michael Mulvihill on x
    Clip and save prediction: “A Nielsen spokesman said that the firm anticipates the streaming share could go up to about 33 percent by the end of the year.” Streaming is going to gain 7 share points of total TV use during football season? We'll find out soon enough. https://twitter…
  • @oliverdarcy Oliver Darcy on x
    “Nielsen on Thursday announced that it had moved a step closer toward cracking one of the great questions of the modern entertainment world: How big, exactly, is streaming?” https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @koblin John Koblin on x
    Nielsen has a new rating metric that compares TV networks to streaming. And Netflix's Reed Hastings is a fan: “They're in a good place to referee or score-keep how streaming is changing the U.S. television landscape” https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @marktorromeo Mark Torromeo on x
    @Techmeme @koblin Man they really have their finger on the pulse of technology don't they? They got this figured out just in time before streaming became popular.
  • @edmundlee Edmund Lee on x
    Netflix bows to @nielsen and accepts a new ratings measurement called The Gauge. No surprise, @netflix dominates, owning 6 percent of total TV viewing time (equal to YouTube). Nice get from @koblin https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @nytimesbusiness @nytimesbusiness on x
    Nielsen cracks a streaming mystery. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @jason_kint Jason Kint on x
    Since 2007 March Madness days when we had the largest streaming event on the planet, I've argued streams is a misleading metric. Rather view-time and average minute audience captured apples to apples. This reminds me why. ht @ReliableSources https://www.nytimes.com/... https://tw…
  • @ryansatin Ryan Satin on x
    An incredibly fascinating article for those of you who are ratings people. Two things worth singling out from it, though, which I'll do below. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @richlightshed Rich Greenfield on x
    “There's all this conversation about the streaming wars, but they're not the streaming wars if only a few companies dominate — and Netflix is one of them.” Netflix & YouTube are HALF of streaming time Thnx for shoutout @koblin @nytimes @netflix $nflx https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @aidnmclaughlin Aidan McLaughlin on x
    According to Nielsen, most Americans still watch TV on the cable box: “64 percent of the time American viewers used their television sets in May 2021 was spent watching network and cable TV, while they watched streaming services about 26 percent of the time.” https://twitter.com/…