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The Oscars Are Heading To YouTube In 2029

The landmark deal reflects declining TV audiences and a strategic bet on streaming platforms to hopefully future-proof the iconic awards show.

Disney’s ABC, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, and Disney XD have gone dark on YouTube TV after contract talks with Google collapsed.

Banijay and TheSoul Publishing launch ‘Ava & Digger,’ a digital-first series testing a new, audience-driven distribution model.

Guru Studio grows its hit preschool brand ‘True and the Rainbow Kingdom’ with new YouTube Shorts and a Roblox fashion collaboration.

Disney will pay $10M to settle FTC claims it misclassified YouTube videos for kids, suggesting stricter rules for online content providers.

‘Tom & Jerry Gokko’ get a kawaii makeover in this new series of minishorts.

Using his unique production methods, the self-taught Russia-born, Texas-based animator is able to produce an entire animated short in one workday.

Also, the second-most viewed streaming program in July was Disney+’s ‘Bluey.’

Kids spent more time streaming in 2023 than they did the year before, but less of it on paid platforms.

The three popular creators got together to respond to assumptions people have about their careers.

Created by Oscar-nominated director Sanjay Patel, the series follows baby Hindu deities as they learn to use their powers at a divine daycare.

After nearly a decade in charge, Wojcicki will shift to an advisory role at Youtube’s parent companies Google/Alphabet.

Since January, Youtube has removed 2,000 ‘Wolfoo’ videos, and lawsuits have been filed in the U.K., Russia, and Vietnam.

Youtuber Karsten Runquist breaks down this most irritating of tropes.

Youtuber Dan Olson sees the system as geared toward the interests of a select few investors — and so against artists in general.

The case is related to “passing off and trade marks.”

In a video, Anoosha Syed explains why she quit the industry after struggling with anxiety, jealousy, and depression.

The company will continue to fund original content through its Black Voices and Kids Funds.

That’s 43,156 years of continuous streaming.

Youtube channel Khooni Monday’s horror videos rack up millions of views. Its creators want to see more risk-taking in Indian animation.