This report provides analysis of trends and data in the 1H25 version of Omdia's Netflix Viewing Database, which combines viewing data from Netflix's What We Watched reports and its weekly top 10 reporting.
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Matthew Evenson
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Matthew tracks the content strategies of TV and streaming groups across the world, analyzes trends in individual title viewing on streaming platforms such as Netflix, and contributes to Omdia’s wider coverage in the Digital Content & Channels Intelligence service. He also leads much of Omdia’s coverage on Netflix and the French pay-TV and streaming market as part of Omdia’s TV & Online Video Intelligence service.
Prior to joining Omdia, Matthew worked as an analyst for Broadcast Intelligence and previously worked on scripted television productions in the UK. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in cell biology from Durham University and a master’s degree in forensic science from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN).
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