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We know what you played, searched for, or rated, as well as the time, date, and device. We even track user interactions such as browsing or scrolling behavior. All that data is fed into several algorithms, each optimized for a different purpose. In a broad sense, most of our algorithms are based on the assumption that similar viewing patterns represent similar user tastes. We can use the behavior of similar users to infer your preferences.
Xavier Amatriain, engineering director Netflix, 'The Science Behind the Netflix Algorithms'
Web to blame for shrinking TV ratings but also helps give TV a boost
While people swapping in the Web for TV is causing lots of TV networks' ratings to decline, other times, Web video consumption may end up leading to more TV watching.
New data from Bernstein Research that tracks TV viewing habits for Netflix streaming subscribers shows a drop in kids’ TV viewing — but an increase for networks like AMC and FX. Presumably that’s because Netflix users are discovering old episodes of shows like “Mad Men” and “Son of Anarchy” on Netflix, which is prompting them to watch new episodes of those shows on cable.
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