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Netflix, Prime Video diverge sharply on international content sourcing

TheWrap’s Christofer Hamilton reports that Non-US titles make up nearly two-thirds of both Netflix and Prime Video’s US catalogs, far ahead of Hulu and Paramount+.

Why it matters. Rivals like Paramount+ and Hulu, still tethered to US-centric pipelines, face a widening gap in access to the international content now driving younger-skewing subscriber growth.

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