2,402: the number of new TV shows and movies currently scheduled for release throughout 2024. How can we possibly know that? Because our proprietary Content Calendar is the best source for every premiere date of all content launching in the US every day. Where can you find the latest release date information when content platforms aren’t even up to date themselves? And even when you do find them, launch dates shift constantly sometimes right up to the premiere! Enter Diesel’s Content Calendar. Built on a continuous machine learning and human data curation process, our talented Data Engineering team builds and maintains the most up to date release calendar across all new content. Want a list of upcoming Horror releases? Filter by genre. Curious to know upcoming releases for an individual streamer? Search by network or platform. Want to separate TV releases from movie releases? Sort by media type. Track historical releases to understand previous release strategies and their relative performance. Make the most topical media recommendations by weighting content by release date and genre - and merge the Content Calendar data with Top TV Shows & Movies to rank by popularity. So whenever release data gets you down, plan on using our Content Calendar! For all the latest content analytics news, keep your calendars marked for Diesel Labs. Check out our data storefronts on Amazon and Snowflake for the upcoming release of this data!
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Ever wondered what new content is launching on any given day? If so, check out our proprietary Content Calendar! It outlines every single piece of new content premiering over the coming weeks/months - essentially a full cross media 'release schedule' to facilitate marketing, windowing, and more (or if like me you're also curious to know what to watch personally)!
2,402: the number of new TV shows and movies currently scheduled for release throughout 2024. How can we possibly know that? Because our proprietary Content Calendar is the best source for every premiere date of all content launching in the US every day. Where can you find the latest release date information when content platforms aren’t even up to date themselves? And even when you do find them, launch dates shift constantly sometimes right up to the premiere! Enter Diesel’s Content Calendar. Built on a continuous machine learning and human data curation process, our talented Data Engineering team builds and maintains the most up to date release calendar across all new content. Want a list of upcoming Horror releases? Filter by genre. Curious to know upcoming releases for an individual streamer? Search by network or platform. Want to separate TV releases from movie releases? Sort by media type. Track historical releases to understand previous release strategies and their relative performance. Make the most topical media recommendations by weighting content by release date and genre - and merge the Content Calendar data with Top TV Shows & Movies to rank by popularity. So whenever release data gets you down, plan on using our Content Calendar! For all the latest content analytics news, keep your calendars marked for Diesel Labs. Check out our data storefronts on Amazon and Snowflake for the upcoming release of this data!
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