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Billboard’s Charts Will Give More Weight to Paid Music Streams
Billboard, like Neilsen, is finally understanding how people consume entertainment. We reported that Neilsen is going to start tracking people watching Netflix in order to assess those numbers from a ratings perspective. Which makes sense in today’s world. Now Billboard is going to adjust how it weighs and calculates streaming music starting in 2018. More weight…
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Neilsen to Start Tracking Streaming Services Like it Does For Broadcast TV
Cord cutting has now become the “new normal”, as they say. More and more people are doing it, and subsequently moving to streaming services. Because of that, Neilsen is going to start tracking subscription-based streaming numbers. The idea is to measure streaming services in the same way that Neilsen has tracked broadcast TV for decades…


