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The Academy just made the boldest move in its 100-year history, and it’s exactly what cinema needs. For decades, we’ve watched the Oscars contort the broadcast into an increasingly uncomfortable shape ...

The Oscars ceremony is moving to YouTube starting in 2029, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on Wednesday. ABC, the Oscars' longtime home, will continue broadcasting the awards ...

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That’s up from $8.9 billion a year ago and $9.8 billion in the previous quarter. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer YouTube advertising hit $10.3 billion in its third quarter, as the video giant ...

The one trait that defines a great boss is the ability to steer workers to suitable roles, according to a 10-year study of 200,000 workers. Employees under top managers were 40% more likely to make ...

Our new print issue features “How YouTube Ate TV,” an oral history of the video-sharing site’s impact on entertainment, culture, and business as told by dozens of eyewitnesses past and present. As we ...