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Oscars Audience Size Poses a Test of Hollywood’s Cultural Relevance

March 01, 2025

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Worries about the award show’s TV viewership, a barometer of the industry’s influence, are rumbling through the movie capital.

By Brooks Barnes | NYTimes | NYT > Business | Disclosure

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Oscars Audience Size Poses a Test of Hollywood’s Cultural Relevance

Worries about the award show’s TV viewership, a barometer of the industry’s influence, are rumbling through the movie capital.

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