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We know who this year’s Emmy nominees are finally, but information on the Primetime Emmy Awards show itself, which takes place on NBC on Monday, September 12, is still a work in progress — and that includes any word on who will even be hosting it. This morning, after the nomination announcement, I tried to weed some…

Following the announcement of the nominations for the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Tuesday, I shared some Zoom time with Television Academy chairman and CEO Frank Scherma and president and COO Maury McIntyre to get their thoughts on a number of related topics including progress on the upcoming September 19…

Eyebrows were raised this morning as for the first time the Television Academy recognized “Platforms” in tallying the official record of which studios, networks, and streamers can have bragging rights for the most Emmy nominations. It seems like an eternity ago when corporate tallies could be reserved simply for ABC…

At this morning’s Emmy nominations perhaps the most momentous news was the fact that supreme streamer Netflix finally achieved its goal of becoming King of the Emmys, at least in terms of nominations where it received 112 overtaking leader for the past 17 years, HBO which had 108. The Netflix achievement most…

In case you haven’t heard yet, the Emmys are on a Monday this year. In downtown L.A. at Nokia. At 5 PM. Yikes. That means potential traffic headaches that never were an issue on the show’s usual Sunday date in the past (it hasn’t aired on a Monday since 1976). The Television Academy is however making an all-out effort…

The TV Academy leadership is being digital-minded in their choice for new President and COO. Maury McIntyre has been promoted to the post, filling the void left by the April passing of former president Lucy Hood. McIntyre, who joined the TV Academy in March of 2013 as VP of Digital, has overseen the introduction of…