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    Academy CEO says YouTube Oscars will look very different●Academy CEO Bill Kramer Doubles Down on YouTube Move: “You’ll See a Very Different-Looking Oscars”✉newsCultureFilm2 d ago

    Academy CEO Bill Kramer has reaffirmed the decision to stream the Oscars on YouTube, telling audiences that viewers will see a 'very different-looking Oscars' as the ceremony adapts to its new platform. The move, which shifts the awards show away from traditional broadcast television, is drawing debate about what the change means for the future of Hollywood's biggest night.

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    Vindral Wins 2026 Technology and Engineering Emmy Award▼Vindral Named Recipient of 2026 Technology and Engineering Emmy Award✉newsTechnology1 d ago

    Swedish streaming technology company Vindral has been named a recipient of a 2026 Technology and Engineering Emmy Award, recognizing innovation in broadcast technology. The award honors companies behind technical developments that shape the television industry, and Vindral is being recognized for its low-latency live video streaming work. Coverage so far has come mainly from broadcast trade press.

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    Entries Open for 46th College Television Awards for Student Creators▼Students Nationwide Invited to Compete in 46th College Television Awards Offering Aspiring Creators the Hollywood Spotlight✉newsCultureTelevision56 min ago

    The Television Academy has invited college students across the United States to submit work for the 46th College Television Awards, a competition that spotlights emerging creators in film, television and digital media. The program gives aspiring writers, directors and producers industry recognition and a path toward Hollywood careers, with the Academy encouraging nationwide participation.

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    Victor Garber Looks Back on Alias●Everything You Wanted to Know About Alias , According to Victor Garber✉newsCultureTelevision5 h ago

    Victor Garber, who played Jack Bristow on the spy drama Alias, has spoken in detail about the series in a new interview with the Television Academy. He reflects on the show's storylines, his character, and the experience of working on the hit early-2000s thriller created by J.J. Abrams.