Prime Video Releases Terminal List Series Globally on Ad-Supported Tier
· 2h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
Amazon is making all eight episodes of The Terminal List available in over 240 markets via its ad-supported Prime Video service. The company claims the franchise has reached over 100 million viewers, though details on measurement are unclear.
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This move highlights the growing importance of ad-supported streaming in reaching global audiences and attracting advertisers, as major platforms expand their inventory with popular content.
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It's like a TV channel showing a hit show everywhere, but with ads so they can make money from more viewers.
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