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Original Claim

Has a lack of credibility at awards shows led to a decline in viewership?

22 days ago

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The claim that a lack of credibility at awards shows has led to a decline in viewership is partially supported by evidence. Viewership for awards shows like the Golden Globes, Emmys, and Grammys has indeed declined, with factors such as changing viewing habits, the rise of streaming services, and a shift in audience demographics contributing to this trend The Dartmouth. However, the decline is not solely attributed to credibility issues, as younger audiences prefer highlights over full broadcasts, and the oversaturation of content also plays a role Kaneland Krier. While credibility may influence perceptions, it is one of several factors affecting viewership trends CNBC.