Coverage of the 2024 Paris games captured a 12.47% viewership share across July 22-28, per Inscape.

Across various networks, coverage of the RNC captured a combined viewership share of 2.96%, per Inscape.

Peacock racked up $30.9 million in EMV during the month, a 48% increase from its May EMV, per CreatorIQ.

Games captured a 1.85% viewership share across July 1-7, per Inscape.

The debate simulcast captured a 2.16% viewership share, beating the Olympic trials and other sports for watch-time across June 24-30.

Nicola Coughlan saw her TikTok audience grow by 25x since January and has a 13.58% engagement rate on the platform, per CreatorIQ.

Multiple Fox News shows jumped into the June 10-16 ranking after not appearing the top 50, per Inscape.

Sports dominated Inscape’s program ranking for June 3-9, taking all five of the top chart positions.

Although multiple sports make Inscape’s latest ranking, none of them could top the ‘Law & Order’ behemoth.

In Q1 2024, 58% of smart TVs solely streamed content — a notable three percentage point jump from Q4 2023, per Inscape.

The NBA playoffs continue to hold court atop Inscape’s ranking, while college softball and baseball made inroads week-over-week.

Max’s $25.9 million April EMV represented a 20% increase from March, per CreatorIQ

Reruns plus the series finale of the hit sitcom captured a 0.52% viewership share across May 13-19, per Inscape.

ABC and CBS were two of the networks that saw notable year-over-year increases in national linear TV ad impressions, per iSpot.

NBA playoff games captured a 5.02% viewership share for May 6-12, per Inscape.

Per Inscape, the annual race had a 1.04% viewership share across the week, an increase from the 2023 Derby’s 0.81% share.

The 2024 NFL draft takes second place with a 2.95% viewership share across April 22-28, per Inscape.

PGA, MLB, Stanley Cup Playoff and NASCAR also make Inscape’s ranking for April 15-21.

CreatorIQ’s March analysis of the video streaming landscape reveals the service grew EMV by 50% month-over-month

The tournament accounted for 3.64% of all live, linear minutes watched April 8-14, per Inscape