Core Points - The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has signed a multi-year deal with YouTube to stream the Oscars from 2029 to 2033 [1][2] - The deal includes exclusive rights for red carpet coverage, behind-the-scenes content, and access to the Governors Ball, with availability for YouTube TV subscribers in the U.S. and free access on YouTube globally [2] - YouTube CEO Neal Mohan emphasized the partnership's potential to inspire a new generation of creativity and film lovers while honoring the Oscars' legacy [3] - The Academy currently has a domestic partnership with Disney and ABC through 2028, which includes the 100th Oscars [3] - Academy CEO Bill Kramer and President Lynette Howell Taylor stated that the YouTube partnership will expand access to the Academy's work to a larger global audience, benefiting Academy members and the film community [4]