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In July 2025, 39% of all titles—67,000 out of 172,000—were shared across two or more US VoD platforms, up from just 9% five years ago, according to Ampere Analysis.

According to Hub's 2025 “Decoding the Default” report, 40% of consumers now begin viewing on paid streaming services, while another 17% turn to free platforms like YouTube—surpassing the 32% who default to live TV. Younger viewers show even stronger streaming loyalty, with 78% starting their sessions on digital platforms.

Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video each invested over €2B in 2024, accounting for more than 80% of global streamers’ €8.5B outlay—34% of total spending on European originals.

TV screens now account for 36% of YouTube viewing in the U.S., edging ahead of web and mobile, while "Saturday Night Live" tops reach with 38.6M users and Shorts fuel growth among top channels.

In Q2 2025, 69.7% of UK households—20.6 million homes—had access to an SVOD service, with Netflix (59.6%) and Prime Video (46.6%) leading and ad‑tier subscriptions rising notably, according to Barb data.