Netflix uses viewing data to guide production
February 24, 2014
Netflix spends $3 billion a year on TV and film rights, with about $300 million of that ploughed into making its own shows – using decisions based on a meticulous analysis of the viewing habits of its 44 million subscribers worldwide.
Todd Yellin built the engine that recommends TV shows and films that users might
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