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Ampere: 65% of Netflix acquisitions are non-English, 50% on Disney+

C21Media reports that Ampere Analysis finds non-English-language content makes up 65% of Netflix’s acquired titles and 50% of Disney+‘s, as of September. Netflix leans toward Japanese and South Korean content, while Disney+‘s top source countries are Germany and Japan.

Why it matters. Buyers evaluating international content deals gain leverage knowing streamers are actively sourcing non-English titles from Japan, South Korea, Germany and Turkey rather than treating them as niche fill.

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