medianexis.

Multiple takes on the same IP are proving additive, not cannibalistic

Overlapping true-crime and IP projects like podcast, doc and drama versions of “American Hostage” are multiplying across platforms. Data from Ampere and Showlabs shows this cross-format layering boosts total viewership rather than splitting audiences.

Why it matters. Studios and streamers can now justify greenlighting multiple formats of the same IP simultaneously, since data shows each new entry point expands rather than splits the audience.

Signal from variety.com · Gregg Goldstein · read the original.

All gas. No brake. Free.

What’s happening, why it matters, who reported it, who followed, and how the story develops. Free with a reader account. Unsubscribe any time.

Continue free →

More from Streaming

All →
TVREV roundup: CNN slips to third in cable news prime time since Sept 1

TVREV roundup: CNN slips to third in cable news prime time since Sept 1

TVREV’s Jason Damata rounds up the outlet’s election-week coverage, citing iSpot data showing CNN has fallen to a distant third in cable news prime time audience since September 1.

Parks Associates counts 275 SVoD services now live in the US

Parks Associates counts 275 SVoD services now live in the US

Advanced Television reports that Parks Associates’ Streaming Video Tracker now counts 275 SVoD services, 141 AVoD services and 60 FAST platforms in the US market.

Why Netflix can’t out-YouTube YouTube

Why Netflix can’t out-YouTube YouTube

Puck’s Julia Alexander reports that Nielsen’s Gauge found YouTube took 15.8% of U.S.