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Question by Eric: How many videos are watched on Netflix per month?Do you know how many videos are watched on a monthly basis via Netflix's website? (Please note: not how many videos are available/streaming on Netflix; only how many are actually watched.) Site your source, please. Thanks in advance.
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I searched the web up and down and couldn't come up with the exact info that you were looking for. What i did find is that netflix.com gets 50 million hits per month (according to webboar.com, according to wikipedia: as of 2008 it gets 16 million per month), ships 60 million dvds per month, have 15 million subscribers.
i found it: "Netflix subscribers are continuing to consume more and more of their video content online, with 61% of them watching at least 15 minutes of streaming video during the company’s second quarter". 61 percent of 15 million is 9,150,000 thats how many streaming users there were in the second quarter. one quarter is 3 months long so 9,150,000/3= 3,050,000 users viewed 15 minutes or more. now you need to figure out how many times per month the average viewer goes on. i searched up and down the web for that and I couldn't find it so i tried my best: i would say an average person with access to unlimited movies would watch about 1-2 a week.(given the time which i assume subscribers have, as otherwise they wouldn't subscribe). so 1.5 times 4.3 weeks per month= 6.45 hits per perso per week. im guessing about half of the average users movie watches are dvds by mail so cut that number in half: 3.225. multiply thatby the number by the amount of users that stream monthly and you get: 9,836,250. According to my calculations that is how many videos are viewed on netflix monthly. There is a lot i didn't account for, like viewers watching tv shows probably watch more videos than movie viewers, but there is no way to know how many users watch tv shows. I tried my best.
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