Emmy Awards Officially Moving To Prime Video In New Six-Year Deal
The Emmys will stream on Prime Video starting in 2027.
The Television Academy has inked a six-year agreement to relocate the Primetime Emmy Awards to Amazon Prime Video, starting with the 2027 ceremony. The specific financial terms of the deal remain undisclosed, but the previous license fees from ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC were estimated to be between $8-10 million. This news is a welcome development for global viewers, as the prestigious event will remain accessible free of charge on Prime Video, allowing audiences from over 200 countries to tune in live without any subscription requirements.
TV Academy chair Cris Abrego expressed gratitude towards the previous broadcast partners for their support in establishing the Emmys as a cultural institution, emphasizing that the move to Prime Video will enable the Academy to expand its reach and fulfill its mission more effectively. Mike Hopkins, head of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios, echoed the sentiment, highlighting the platform's commitment to delivering exceptional entertainment to viewers worldwide.
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