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Anthony Hazzard
February 27, 2024
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Was it streaming, cable, or broadcast? The January numbers are in on how America is watching TV. Find out later in this email.
💵 Today’s Top Stories
 | Auto insurance has increased by 20.3% in 2023 – up to nearly $5,000 annually in one state. Yet in another state, it’s barely $1,100. Where does your state rank? Read more. |
 | College. A wedding. A house. These are exciting life milestones. They’re also a few of the most common financial regrets. Here are the others. Read more. |
 | Delta made some widely-criticized changes to its SkyMiles last year, leading to even further changes. Here’s how much Delta SkyMiles are worth now according to Clark. Read more. |
 | Rent-to-own (computers, furniture, TVs, washer/dryer, etc.) is not a scam legally. But here’s what it does to your wallet according to Clark. Read more. |
📺️ Streaming in January: YouTube, Netflix Lead the Way
As big streaming companies fight to find profitability, it’s clear that the medium is leaving cable and broadcast TV in the dust.
But how is America watching TV? And which streaming companies hold the biggest market share at present?
Among all TV watching, Streaming (36.0%) led the way followed by cable (27.9%), broadcast (24.2%) and other (11.8%).
Here’s how the share of the streaming market looked in January. Keep in mind these percentages represent the share of all video consumption, not just within streaming:
1. YouTube: 8.6%
2. Netflix: 7.9%
3. Prime Video: 2.8%
4. Hulu: 2.7%
5. Disney: 1.9%
6. Peacock: 1.6%
7. Tubi: 1.5%
8. Max: 1.3%
9. Paramount+: 0.9%
10. Pluto TV: 0.7%
Other: 5.3%
📊 Stat of the Day
💸 516: Number of scripted TV shows in the U.S. across broadcast, cable and streaming in 2023. That’s a big number, but it’s 14% smaller than 2022. The Hollywood writer’s strike and the streaming industry’s shift toward profitability are major reasons why.
💰️ Deal Alert: Today’s Top Deals
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🎙️ Podcast
A scammer tried to attack Team Clark! Did anyone fall for it? Clark explains the details and the warning signs. Also, if you shop online and receive packages, there’s something you need to do as soon as you get it!
☎️ Need Money Help?
The Team Clark Consumer Action Center is a free helpline that can help you navigate your money questions. Call 636-492-5275. Visit clark.com/cac for more information.
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