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  • Inside the Stream Podcast: 25 Million Viewers for The Rings of Power; FASTs Gain Popularity

    Friday, September 9, 2022, 10:57 AM ET
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    Posted by Will Richmond

    Amazon took the unusual step of releasing viewership data for its new Lord of the Rings series “The Rings of Power,” saying that over 25 million Prime members watched it on its first day. On this week’s podcast Colin and I discuss how to put this number into context, and also whether the series is worth the reported $58 million per episode it cost. Then we transition to reviewing new data about viewer satisfaction with ad-supported FAST services vs. ad-free SVOD services.

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