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| End of an era 🏆 |
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 |
The Emmy Awards will move from broadcast TV — where they've been for the past 77 years — to Prime Video starting next year. The rights are locked down for the next six years, and the ceremony will be free to stream for everyone. The Super Bowl will be free to stream on Disney+ this year as well, alleviating some of the how to watch frustration. VIZIO is also all about free streaming, adding a ton of WatchFree+ content from major studios. Today is also the last day to save on all kinds of stuff during Prime Big Deal Days, so make sure to take another look at the deals before the day is over!
 | Adam Zeis Managing Editor |
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Top story Prime Video to stream the Emmys starting in 2027
After decades on major broadcast networks, the Emmys will have a new streaming home starting in 2027. Read the full story →
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Stat of the day January 25, 1949 Date of the first Emmy Awards, held at the Hollywood Athletic Club. Winners featured "Pantomime Quiz" for Most Popular Television Program, Shirley Dinsdale for Most Outstanding Television Personality, and Louis McManus with the Special Award for designing the Emmy statuette. |
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