Thanks @Emily Marais! Discoverability is definitely something we're thinking about as part of our broader content work; making sure information is well-structured and easy to find for people encountering EA for the first time. Happy to chat more on specifics async if useful; you know where to find me! :-)
Hi @Bella, thanks for your question! On unique viewers – Netflix publishes weekly viewing-hours data via Tudum, which gives a rough sense of scale, though it doesn't convert cleanly into a viewer count. @DavidNash's BOTEC in the comments seems like a reasonable way to get to a ballpark. Samba TV also tracks US household viewership if that's useful.
On comparisons to other shows referencing niche movements – we've mostly anchored on the one data point (Inventing Anna) since it's directly comparable in scale and studio; going further starts to get speculative pretty fast. Happy to chat more if useful; feel free to reach out to me directly!
Tess Newton-Palmer
Head of Marketing and Communications @ The Centre for Effective Altruism
Thanks @Emily Marais! Discoverability is definitely something we're thinking about as part of our broader content work; making sure information is well-structured and easy to find for people encountering EA for the first time. Happy to chat more on specifics async if useful; you know where to find me! :-)
Hi @Bella, thanks for your question! On unique viewers – Netflix publishes weekly viewing-hours data via Tudum, which gives a rough sense of scale, though it doesn't convert cleanly into a viewer count. @DavidNash's BOTEC in the comments seems like a reasonable way to get to a ballpark. Samba TV also tracks US household viewership if that's useful.
On comparisons to other shows referencing niche movements – we've mostly anchored on the one data point (Inventing Anna) since it's directly comparable in scale and studio; going further starts to get speculative pretty fast. Happy to chat more if useful; feel free to reach out to me directly!