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The Emmys Struggle for Relevance In the Era of the Stream
The article argues that the Emmys have become peripheral to TV viewing even as television has grown more abundant and better. It points to the ceremony's record-low ratings the previous year and blames the problem partly on rule changes, such as expanded categories that dilute nominations and easier voting that favors popular shows. The author concludes that the awards could regain relevance by honoring smaller, less-watched shows, and the piece closes with predictions for the 2016 ceremony.
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