When the pandemic hit two years ago, most of us
began relying more heavily on our televisions and
computers for social outlets and entertainment.
This naturally increased both the number of hours
we spent consuming virtual and video content, as
well as the number of paid services we were using
to access that content. As a result, TV streaming
has permeated our households and paved the
way for consumers to hop around from service to
service looking for the best shows, and the greatest variety, at the best price. However, many streaming providers like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu (to name a few) stay notoriously quiet on the subject of subscriber and viewer numbers.
