List of best movies, TV shows broadcasting on Netflix, Hulu and more in Jan

Everything mentioned was available to stream starting Jan 1, unless otherwise indicated

Latest News - At the beginning of every month, subscription streaming services add a new batch of movies and TV shows to their libraries. Here are the titles we think are most interesting, broken down by service. Everything mentioned was available to stream starting Jan. 1 list of best movies, unless otherwise indicated.

Movies New to Netflix

‘Boogie Nights’

‘Miss Sharon Jones!’ (Jan. 7)

‘Under the Shadow’ (Jan. 7)

Also of Interest

“Caddyshack,” “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” “Hugo,” “Superman: The Movie,” “The Parent Trap” (1961), “The Shining,” “V for Vendetta,” “It Follows” (Jan. 13).

New Netflix Original TV Series

‘One Day at a Time’ (Jan. 6)

‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ (Jan. 13)

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Indians watch stolen films on desktops

More than 68 per cent of the visits Indians made to watch pirated films and TV shows were on a desktop. That is very surprising for a country that experts say is high on mobile data consumption. And more than half of all traffic headed to watch stolen films landed directly at pirate websites. Over 29 per cent came from search and the rest through social media, referrals and other sources.

Those are some of the India findings that London-based Muso shared with Business Standard from its annual study on the state of global piracy, which came out in late July this year. Muso's products focus on anti-piracy, big data/audience insight and direct-to-fan marketing and monetisation. The report analyses global traffic from 14,000 of the largest global piracy sites, which account for more than 141 billion visits in 2015. It looks at data by country, by sources (direct, search engines and social media), by devices and the way it happened - torrent, downloads, streaming etc. The website traffic data is from SimilarWeb which sampled web traffic on over 200 million devices based in more than 226 countries.

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