Millions of people hit up YouTube and social media apps to watch Gwyneth Paltrow take the stand in Park City, Utah, in her legal battle over a 2016 ski crash. According to Variety, nearly 30 million people watched the eight-day saga, which ended in Paltrow’s favor on Thursday, March 30. More specifically, 16.5 million people watched the trial on Law & Crime Network’s livestream on YouTube, 7.4 million watched on Facebook, and 4.2 watched million watched on TikTok. Of course, the actual viewership number is probably much higher. As Variety notes, those figures don’t include livestreams and airings through Court TV and the Associated Press. Plus, the Law & Crime Network also has carriage deals with Roku, Samsung TV and Sling TV, which report viewership figures quarterly. “This trial performed incredibly well for us across all of our platforms,” Rachel Stockman, president of the Law and Crime Network, told Variety, with the magazine noting...