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US guide to the Olympics TV broadcast

Last updated on 2024-06-13 By Felix

US guide to the 2024 Olympics TV broadcast

2024 Summer Olympics guide to TV broadcast

The 2024 Summer Olympics is almost here. Paris is preparing to host the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad. The summer Olympics run from July 26 to August 11, with 10,500 athletes competing in 329 events. This post reviews the US guide to the Olympics TV broadcast, including the channels, broadcasting schedule, rights fees, and advertising costs.

Channels and Broadcasting Schedule

NBCUniversal will provide extensive coverage of the Olympics across its various channels, including:

NBC: It is the main channel will broadcast the most prominent events, including the opening and closing ceremonies, gymnastics, swimming, and track and field.

NBCSN: it will air various events, such as soccer, basketball, and volleyball.

CNBC: will broadcast sports like boxing, wrestling, and weightlifting.

MSNBC: will air some Olympic events, as well as analysis and commentary.

USA Network: it will broadcast events like cycling, rowing, and water polo.

Telemundo: for US Spanish speaker viewers

Olympic Channel: The dedicated Olympic channel will provide 24/7 coverage of the Games, including live events, highlights, and analysis.

Peacock: NBCUniversal’s streaming service will offer live coverage of the Olympics, including some exclusive events.

The broadcasting schedule will run from July 24 to August 9, 2024, with events airing across multiple channels and platforms.

Rights Fees and Advertising Costs

NBCUniversal paid the largest exclusive rights fee ever for an Olympic Games, $7.65 billion. This substantial price tag reflects the immense popularity of the Olympics, guaranteeing high viewership and advertising revenue for NBCUniversal.

Advertising costs for the Olympics are equally impressive. A 30-second commercial spot during the NBC primetime broadcast can cost up to $1.2 million. Advertisers are willing to pay top dollar for the Olympics’ massive audience and global reach.

Also, the Olympics provide a significant incentive for viewers to subscribe to Peacock or other NBCUniversal streaming services, offering exclusive content and additional coverage.

In conclusion, this is the world’s largest sporting event, and NBCUniversal is betting on big audiences on all its platforms. On the other hand, US sports fans will enjoy extensive coverage across several channels and platforms that ensures they won’t miss a moment of the action.

As soon as the games start, visit our Sports page for the TV schedule of your favorite sports event.

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