The Emmy Awards are leaving traditional broadcast television for Amazon.com, Inc.’s Prime Video in 2027 under a six-year global streaming agreement that will make the ceremony free to audiences

It's the first permanent home for the Emmys after rotating between networks for years.

The Emmys officially have a new rights holder. Amazon has closed its deal with the Television Academy, as previewed last month, and it's a significant pact. The partnership gives Prime Video the right to stream the annual television ceremony for the next six years and is thought to be worth north of $120M in total.

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The six-year deal ends the awards show’s decadeslong rotation among ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC.

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The Emmy Awards are moving to Prime Video starting in 2027. Amazon and the Television Academy have struck a six-year deal, ending the ceremony's seven-decade run on traditional broadcast networks.

Amazon has agreed to promote the show to its millions of international subscribers and also make it available for free to non-Prime Video customers.

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