Die Oscars werden 2029 auf YouTube verlegt und verlassen damit die langjährige Heimat von ABC
https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/the-oscars-will-move-to-youtube-in-2029-leaving-longtime-home-of-abc/article_bc5d3117-bf23-590d-806c-59e3994a0970.html
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YouTube has like 4x the amount of ads per hour than network tv.
Will hosts be plugging NordVPN before reading cards?
Wow, that’s embarrassing for Hollywood.
The good news is that Youtube has the option to watch things at 4x speed.
The Kodak Theater really ended up torpedoing the whole thing
Desperation to get more eyeballs.
It’s not surprising. Broadcasting is dead. Average viewer is 65. YouTube skews younger.
It’s official… Internet has killed TV Cable.
Lmao. Once they have accurate viewership data they’ll just stop doing it all together
This actually shows the Oscars are both adapting with the times but dying with them too.
Oh good. Now even less people will watch.
„And the Oscar goes to…“
*opens envelope*
*unskippable mid-roll ad*
It is because it is the most gushing, obnoxious, drawn out bullshit in existence. It’s only watched by journalists wanting to draw out some crumb of tittle-tattle.
Feeling this isn’t going to work out. Everyone I know that watches the Oscars will have no clue how to watch it on YT.
And the odds of me actually watching are now 0
Excellent choice. I will now finally be able to watch the Oscar’s. Every other year of my life i either worked or wasnt paying for cable.
Im sure theyll get many new viewers like myself
Will this be a laggy YouTube live
If they move to Twitch and get some games to add Twitch drops to watch the Oscars then I might watch it.
Let’s see if they will change their tone about streaming movies from now on…
„Well be right back after these 17 unskippable ads!“
I think it’s gonna be interesting to see how many big events will end up broadcast on sites like YouTube instead of ’normal‘ TV in the next decade or so.
A lot of people don’t watch any traditional/terrestial TV anymore. If your goal is to get people under the age of 60 watching anything, it’s gonna do better online.
Bit surprised this didn’t end up on a streaming service somewhere, but to be honest, I think many of those are gonna fail/get consolidated again once companies realise they’re not Disney/Netflix and people won’t justify spending money on them.
So the award show that gives awards out for performances in film is going to leave TV behind for youtube…… in what world does that make any sense?
Wait so there’s no broadcast option? So the elderly basically can’t watch? Lol
Cable TV companies/providers bamboozled us anyway. Now we are just paying for shit separately and thinking we won and also now content is being restricted under each provider like damn channels were lol. Plus it’s starting to cost even more.
Do it next year.
I defy anyone to name, from memory, the last three best pictures. After googling that question, be honest, how many of those did you see? The Oscars are obsolete.
I never watch it anyways. I always get the Oscar winning results online the next day.
This is such a bad idea.
I’m guessing the Oscars will host on Youtube for 2-3 years, and with the 2nd and 3rd barely even having 100k viewers that aren’t bots, will just stop them all together and just announce the winners on a website.
Young people (myself included) can barely sit straight during a movie. The Oscars are about 4 hours long, with little to no visual stimuli. Unless they have the big TV in the background showing subway surfers gameplay, 99% of young viewers will click off within 2 minutes
*The nominees for best actor this year are….<lists nominees>…*
*…and before we reveal this year’s winner, don’t forget like and subscribe, and smash that notification bell…*
*…without further ado, this year’s winner of best actor is…Jimmy Donaldson!*
And nobody cares.
Award shows are totally irrelevant IMO. They are only interesting if the people start slapping each other.
Moving the Oscar’s from tv to a streaming service is kinda… crazy.. lol. With streaming basically taking over cable and the movie theatre, I would think.. you know what.. I’m too high for this.
I wonder if deffunding of public broadcasting has contributed to this.
None of these shows is going to make me change my current viewing method. It’s not like the Oscar’s is going to make me sign up for YouTube full TV service. OTA for local sports/news, Netflix, Plex, and Roku.
Cool, probably about ten years late but still good this is happening