The Oscars Aren't Alone: Viewership Is Down Across Many Award Shows

The transcript discusses the decline in viewership for the Oscars, which hit a record low, and similar trends across other major award shows like the Grammys and the Emmys. It explores reasons for this decline, including cord cutting, the rise of streaming platforms, and an oversaturation of award shows. The transcript concludes with the Academy's plans to adapt the Oscars to attract more viewers in the future.

In what ways has the rise of streaming platforms impacted traditional TV viewership?

What changes might the Academy consider to attract more viewers in the future?