Nielsen Tracking TV Streaming Viewership

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nielsenNielsen has expanded its television ratings, offering studios statistics on approximately 1,000 shows on services such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Instant Video, etc., according to NBC News.

Overall, Nielsen is tracking around 3,000 episodes, and is sharing the results only with the studios it counts as customers.

Nielsen is not tracking original series from streaming companies, and does not share viewership stats on certain TV shows, such as re-runs of 30 Rock or The X-Files.

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