Summary
Starting in 2029, the Oscars will move from ABC to YouTube. YouTube will stream the Oscars worldwide, including red-carpet events and nominations, through 2033. This change marks a significant shift from traditional broadcast TV for a major awards show.
Key Facts
- The Oscars will leave ABC to start streaming on YouTube in 2029.
- ABC will continue to air the Oscars until 2028, the 100th ceremony.
- YouTube will hold global streaming rights for the Oscars from 2029 to 2033.
- YouTube will also stream the Oscars' red-carpet events and nominations.
- The Oscars streaming deal makes it the first major awards show to move entirely from broadcast TV to an online platform.
- YouTube has approximately 2 billion viewers.
- The Oscars will be accessible for free worldwide on YouTube, with multiple language options.
- Financial details of the YouTube deal were not shared.
