One of the most notable things that separates Netflix from standard TV is the lack of commercials, and we've started to see quantifiable differences in how we take in television.

In 2016, kids were only saving 150 commercial-free hours, because the average amount of TV time being reported was 1.8 hours a day.

Some studios that own kids' shows licenses have also told Netflix that it can't run commercials with them. Additionally, Netflix will not show ads during original movies upon their release.

Netflix will show kids programs in its news service without the commercials and could, at some point down the line, decide to introduce ads. Movies present a different challenge.

Netflix’s upcoming ad-supported tier might not show ads during every program, according to a report from Bloomberg. The company may exclude ads from kids’ shows and newer original movies.

Netflix’s ad-supported tier may not run commercials during kids’ programs, a decision that its rival Disney+ made in May. As reported by Bloomberg, Netflix told partners that kids ...

A typical hour of television includes 14.25 minutes worth of commercials, or about 24 percent. So kids watching TV would be losing about 9.6 days per year to commercials, the website calculated.

One hour of TV contains 14.25 minutes of ads, or 24% of airtime ‘Netflix Only’ homes spare kids 230 hours of ads a year, or 9.6 days of ads TV viewership has completely changed for children.

The Study Exstreamist surveyed a small group for the report: Just 100 people in total, and only 50 from Netflix-only households, so take the news with a grain of salt. But the discrepancy between ...

Netflix will launch 35 kids and family originals by the end of 2016, according to the company. Amazon doesn’t have quite the volume, but it has produced as many original kids shows as it has ...