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Americans are spending more than ever on streaming services. Let's compare two of the forerunners head to head.
Who doesn't like to mix it up once in a while? In the world of streaming services, having a variety of genres is key. Of course, everyone has their favorite, but it's great to have options: comedies bring the laughs, dramas give us the tea, and romances warm our hearts.
If you're paying big bucks for a streaming subscription, it's important to make sure you're getting your money's worth. On the right, you'll find a stacked bar chart comparing the frequency of 10 key genres over time.
Hovering over any given year will display a quantified breakdown. To switch between services, use the toggle below.
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Having content from different countries on streaming platforms is a ticket to exploring the world from our living rooms. With the click of a button, you can catch a glimpse into lives and cultures different from your own. In short, your entertainment can turn into a learning experience without you even knowing it.
The treemap on the right compares the geographical breakdown of the streaming service (see below). Larger rectangles indicate a greater frequency.
All countries involved in at least 50 shows are labeled, but you can hover over unlabeled ones and one will appear on top of the map. To switch between services, use the toggle below.
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Who doesn't love to sit back, relax, and turn on a movie or sitcom? Whether you're chilling with friends, enjoying date night, or bored at 2am, there's never a bad time.
The chart on the right compares the total number of media offerings of Netflix and Disney+ across various release years. Netflix's line is in red and Disney's is in blue.
You can hover over a point to get more information.