The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences struck a deal with the company to bring the Oscars to YouTube and YouTube TV starting in 2029.

But starting in 2029, YouTube will retain global rights to streaming the Oscars through 2033. YouTube will effectively be the home to all things Oscars, including red-carpet coverage, the Governors ...

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YouTube announced that it has secured the global rights to Hollywood's biggest night, a major victory in the fight over live events.

ABC will continue to broadcast the annual ceremony through 2028. That year will mark the 100th Oscars. But starting in 2029, YouTube will retain global rights to streaming the Oscars through 2033.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences struck an exclusive multiyear deal with the Google-owned video streaming platform that starts in 2029.

According to a recent report, the Oscars will completely shift over to YouTube starting in 2029. Here's all you need to know about it.