Piers Morgan Shifts 'Uncensored' Show to YouTube, Leaving Traditional TV Behind

The move reflects a broader trend of broadcasters transitioning to digital platforms to reach global audiences.

Piers Morgan announced he is moving his 'Uncensored' show from TalkTV to YouTube, citing the constraints of traditional TV schedules as a limiting factor.
The decision comes amid lackluster ratings for the show on TalkTV, but a strong following on YouTube, where Morgan's channel has over 2.3 million subscribers.
Morgan's move is seen as a strategic shift to capitalize on the growing trend of digital consumption, allowing for longer, more in-depth interviews and a global reach.
The transition to YouTube also enables Morgan to bypass traditional broadcasting regulations, offering more freedom in content creation.
Industry observers view Morgan's pivot to digital as indicative of the declining influence of linear TV and the rise of online platforms as primary news sources.