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Christmas 2024 Was Most-Streamed Day of TV Ever

Christmas 2024 Was Most-Streamed Day of TV Ever, According to Nielsen

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Nielsen says Christmas had more viewing on streaming services than any day ever

NEW YORK -- Christmas marked a milestone in media history: more streaming than any day ever before, according to the Nielsen company. Netflix streamed two NFL games on that day, with Beyonce appearing as the halftime entertainment when the Houston Texans hosted the Baltimore Ravens.

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Streaming services report big ratings from Christmas Day

It was the first day Nielsen recorded more than 50 billion streaming minutes. Passenger Plane With 10 People on Board Goes Missing in Alaska The Steakhouse Chains That Use The Highest Quality Steaks Trump says Nippon will invest heavily in U.

Christmas show lights up Prior Lake

Mark and Jessica Pexa run “Lights at the Cove,” a Christmas light show at their home at 3490 Cove Point Cir. NW in Prior Lake.

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Beyoncé Confirms Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 After Teasing Major Announcement Since Her Christmas Day Halftime Show

Beyoncé announced her Cowboy Carter Tour via Instagram on Sunday, Feb. 2. The 'Texas Hold 'Em' singer, 43, previously teased ...

‘Dear Evan Hansen’ and ‘White Christmas’ among shows planned for next Broadway Series at Paramount in Aurora

In addition to announcing its next Broadway Series, the Paramount on Saturday also released the shows set for its fourth BOLD ...

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It’s not clear what will happen to the holiday light show when Macy’s closes

The future of the beloved Philly traditions is uncertain now that the company is closing its Center City store.

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NTSB finds data errors affected drones in Orlando Christmas show, report says

Several of the drones that crashed at a Christmas show over Orlando’s Lake Eola last month may not have gotten the computer data needed to properly fly in formation. That’s the preliminary ...

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