Earlier this year, I made note of an interesting statistic from one of Simon Dimenco’s Trendrr Chart of the Week Ad Age articles that tackles the latest talk on TV and its future:

Netflix comprises 20% of download traffic during peak times in North America, as Slate technology columnist Farhad Manjoo reported in November, citing data from network management company Sandvine. “That’s an amazing share — it beats that of YouTube, iTunes, Hulu, and, perhaps most tellingly, the peer-to-peer file-sharing protocol BitTorrent, which accounts for a mere 8 percent of bandwidth during peak hours,” Manjoo wrote.