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Streaming Wars Part 3

Streaming Ratings Confusing? – We Provide the Answers

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In our continuing series on Streaming, we cover the difficult task of finding reliable and actionable data on streaming programs. 

Many streamers release just select data metrics, or their data isn’t tracked well by third-party vendors.  So how does the industry keep track of what’s working?  E-Score Programs Broadcast and Cable/Streaming have been tracking what really matters in the television business for fifteen years and include more than 4,500 titles in their combined database.

The PFI and other data in E-Score Programs fills in the gaps inherent in ratings and other third-party data to explain why viewers watch a show, and what elements they find appealing. Since it’s not dependent on ratings or access to a particular platform, E-Score can directly compare programs from broadcast, cable, streaming and even web series. From prestige dramas to low budget talk or reality shows, E-Score data creates a level playing field for comparison.

PFI Highlights:

E-Score’s methodology gets right to the heart of what matters to viewers and allows for direct comparison between programs on any platform. First, we measure all programming in the same E-Score Programs platform, and second, we utilize our Passionate Fan index (PFI) among the core TV audience to find the programs that are producing the most passionate fans, which translates to success.

 

Ready for a Reboot? The PFI Alumni.

With a massive database of programs past and present, E-Score Programs Cable/Streaming has applications beyond tracking current shows. Here, we have listed some of the programs that went off the air in the past year with PFI scores above the crucial threshold of 120. These could be candidates for reboots, spin-offs or acquisitions by new platforms.

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