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Parrot: Netflix share of streaming originals dropped in Q1 as competition increased

19 April, 2022

Netflix’s demand share of streaming originals once again hit new lows in Q1 2022, sitting at 45.2% globally (down from 45.4% in Q4 2021) and 42.4% in the United States (down from 43.6% in Q4 2021), according to Parrot Analytics.

Meanwhile HBO Max, Paramount+, and Disney+ — all SVODs backed by traditional media conglomerates — saw significant gains in the most recent quarter. 
 
Global demand for original content from all of Netflix’s competitors grew 80.8% between Q1 2020 and Q1 2022, more than triple the 25.5% growth for Netflix originals over the same time, according to Parrot.

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