The world's highest-profile and most watched awards show, which has aired on ABC since 1976, will be moving to a ...

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An analysis of the shocking announcement that the Academy Awards will be moving to YouTube for the 101 Oscars in 2029.

Since 1976, ABC has looked to the film industry's honor pageant as a major advertiser and viewer draw, noting its ...

The Oscars were first shown on television in 1953, airing on NBC. In 1961 the broadcast moved to ABC, and then in 1976, after ...

The Motion Picture Academy will move its annual Oscar awards show to YouTube and YouTube TV in three years, another shocking shift for Hollywood institutions.

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The Academy Awards will move to Alphabet Inc.’s YouTube service in 2029, ending more than a half century on the ABC network ...

The Oscars, the world’s most watched awards show, will move its broadcast from ABC to YouTube starting in 2029, according to ...

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