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Posts Tagged ‘catalog data’

By the Numbers: What a Combined Paramount-WBD Content Library Actually Looks Like

By David Markowitz | March 4, 2026
Netflix-Paramount Titles v Hours

Key Takeaways A combined HBO Max + Paramount+ catalog would deliver ~53,000 content hours, 12% more than Netflix’s ~47,500, before a single new title is produced. TV libraries are the difference maker. The two services together carry ~48,600 hours of TV content vs. Netflix’s ~40,100, a 21% edge driven by decades of output from HBO,…

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Most Streaming Catalogs Are Shallow. These Three Platforms Are the Exception

By David Markowitz | February 10, 2026
Legacy Libraries Create Catalog Depth

Key Takeaways Most streaming catalogs are shallow. Across almost all major platforms, 72% to 89% of TV shows ran for only one or two seasons. Prime Video, Netflix, and Apple TV skew heaviest toward short-run content. Paramount+, Peacock, and HBO Max have the deepest benches. These three platforms lead in multi-season series, with 14% to…

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