Research + News | Topic: Netflix

Streaming Is Too Big For Its Own Good

Viewers are overloaded with content. And as Netflix and other major services are now learning, blind excess comes at a cost. Read the article here.

Netflix Plans Push Into Video Games

Netflix announced that it’s hired a Facebook executive to lead games development — apparently signaling its intention to leap into publishing video games. Read the article here.

The 25 Most Popular Shows On Netflix (So Far) In 2020

Here are the 25 shows that have commanded Netflix the most in 2020. Read the article here.

Netflix’s Top 10 Most Popular Shows Since The Top 10 List Was Introduced

Netflix has been trying out an experiment on the service for a few months now, a public-facing top 10 list that shows the most popular shows and movies on a given day. Read the article here.

Netflix Climbs Further On Top Of The Video Streaming World

A look at video streaming services used during the Coronavirus outbreak. See the research and listen to an accompanying podcast here.

Premium Streaming Continues To Climb – Netflix Still Tops, YouTube Is Next

Premium video streaming continues to rise during the COVID-19 pandemic that is now keeping three-quarters of Americans home, with more than 30 states under stay-at-home orders. Read the article here.

How To Set Parental Controls On Netflix

Common Sense Media provides tips for helping prevent kids from seeing inappropriate content with these easy Netflix settings. Read the article here.

Teens In The US Are Spending More Time On YouTube Than On Netflix For The First Time

YouTube edged out Netflix as the preferred video streaming platform for teens, according to a new survey from investment banking firm Piper Jaffray. Read the article here.

Netflix Just Released Its First Ever Top 10 List of Most-Watched Content

Netflix’s UK office explained a little bit more about how the lists work via its Twitter account on Thursday. Read the article here.

Teens Turning Off Cable In Favor Of YouTube

Teens are embracing streaming video — in particular Google’s YouTube platform — and are increasingly spurning linear pay TV services, according to Piper Jaffray’s 2018 “Taking Stock With Teens” survey. Read the article here.