01 Compare streaming audiences
Compare watch time and audience reach using their own measures.
Check which titles viewers were shown before you compare their interest.
Streaming content interview prep when AI shapes what viewers find
Use viewing data, rights records and asset checks to decide what goes live.
Start a practice interviewWhat companies say they’re looking for
02 Reschedule an episode drop
Check the approved streaming slot against the current broadcast time.
03 Escalate a rights window
Match the planned date to the title, market and platform in the approval record.
04 Verify the accessible cut
Check each required track against the approved video cut before release.
05 Fix an episode mapping
“Accurate season and episode numbers according to the original release order” (opens the source)
Check what the episode card plays against the approved catalog ID.
Sources
- Netflix, H2 2025 Engagement Report, at the time. Netflix, “What We Watched the Second Half of 2025”, Jan 20, 2026. Open the source. Checked against the published text.
- Larry Tanz, Vice President, Content, EMEA, at the time. Netflix, “Larry Tanz Keynote at Enders TMT Leaders Live 2026”, Jun 4, 2026. Open the source. Checked against the published text.
- Kevin Lygo, Managing Director of Media and Entertainment, ITV, at the time. ITV, “ITV announces new soaps schedule for 2026”, Feb 5, 2025. Open the source. Checked against the published text.
- Pedro Garcia, Director of Rights, Globo, at the time. Netflix, “18 Globo Titles Heading to Netflix in Unprecedented Licensing Agreement”, Oct 19, 2026. Open the source. Checked against the published text.
- Tanya Bami, Series Head, Netflix India, at the time. Netflix, “Netflix Hosts Special Accessibility Screening of The Great Indian Kapil Show”, Aug 20, 2025. Open the source. Checked against the published text.
- Roku, The Roku Channel partner delivery guidance, at the time. Roku, “Content delivery”, Undated. Open the source. Checked against the published text.
Last reviewed Nov 11, 2026