Overview
- Broadcast viewing rose 20% from August to September, the largest month-over-month jump recorded by Nielsen’s Gauge since its 2021 launch.
- Sports accounted for 33% of broadcast viewing in September after 11% in August, with NFL games filling the top 15 broadcast telecasts and the top five on cable.
- Broadcast and cable each finished at 22.3% share, with broadcast edging cable by mere hundredths of a point on an unrounded basis.
- YouTube led all streaming platforms at 12.6% of total TV time while Netflix slipped to 8.3%, and only 10 streaming titles surpassed 1 billion weekly minutes.
- Amazon’s Thursday Night Football notched its best performance on Sept. 11 with more than 3 billion minutes viewed, and Netflix’s Wednesday topped streaming with over 7 billion minutes for the month.