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  1. YouTube's Share of U.S. TV Usage Hits 15.8% — Nielsen Record

    YouTube has reached its highest share of measured U.S. television usage to date, at 15.8%, according to Nielsen—more than double Netflix's 7.7%. Streaming services together account for almost half of the usage Nielsen records on television screens.