Streaming viewership surpasses cable TV for first time

According to Nielsen’s Gauge Report documenting viewership in July, more people were using streaming platforms than watching cable TV for the first time. NBC News’ Joshua Johnson is joined by Wall Street Journal reporter Joe Flint to discuss what's behind the success of streaming services and what their future looks like. 
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According to Nielsen’s Gauge Report documenting viewership in July, more people were using streaming platforms than watching cable TV for the first time. NBC News’ Joshua Johnson is joined by Wall Street Journal reporter Joe Flint to discuss what's behind the success of streaming services and what their future looks like. 

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