Hollywood’s cherished event celebrating television is set to make a notable shift. Starting next year, the Emmy Awards will transition from traditional broadcast to streaming on Amazon Prime.
This move is part of a comprehensive six-year agreement with Amazon. The deal grants Amazon global telecast rights to the Emmy Awards, the Television Academy announced on Tuesday.
Good news for viewers: the Emmys will be accessible in front of Amazon Prime’s paywall. This arrangement allows audiences to watch the event without any fee.
This partnership highlights the growing trend of major events moving towards streaming platforms. It reflects ongoing changes in how audiences engage with content.
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