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  • Inside the Stream: YouTube’s TV Share Jumps Again; Peacock’s Subscribers Stalled

    Friday, October 30, 2026, 10:35 AM ET
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    Posted by Will Richmond

    This week Colin and I discuss the latest Nielsen The Gauge data from August, showing that YouTube’s share of TV time has jumped again, to a record 15.8%. That’s up from 14.2% in July, 2026 and 13.1% in August, 2025. Every other streaming service’s share was down or flat in August except Tubi’s, which was up modestly.

    Also noteworthy in August is that YouTube’s share is now 90% of all of broadcast’s share, which is up from 69% of all of broadcast’s share a year ago. At this pace it’s possible that YouTube’s share will exceed all of broadcast’s in the next 6-12 months. 

    We also discuss Peacock’s flatlined subscriber growth, Disney’s multiplatform Super Bowl plans and more. 

    Listen to the podcast now! (27 minutes, 15 seconds)





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    Categories: Aggregators, Podcasts, Sports, SVOD

    Topics: Nielsen, Peacock, Podcast, YouTube

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