NBC Olympics

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1988–1999	1999–2023	2010–2023	2023–present	Tokyo 1964	Sapporo 1972 (Winter)


Moscow 1980	Seoul 1988	Barcelona 1992	Atlanta 1996	Sydney 2000	Salt Lake 2002 (Winter)


Athens 2004	Torino 2006 (Winter)	Beijing 2008	Vancouver 2010 (Winter)	London 2012	Sochi 2014 (Winter)


Rio 2016	PyeongChang 2018 (Winter)	Tokyo 2020	Beijing 2022 (Winter)	Paris 2024

NBCUniversal acts as the exclusive Olympic broadcaster for the United States, including Puerto Rico, Guam and American Samoa. Its parent company Comcast has a partnership between the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee, making it the committee's exclusive telecommunications partner.

Tokyo 1964[]

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Sapporo 1972 (winter)[]

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Moscow 1980 (cancelled)[]

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1988–1999[]

Seoul 1988[]

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Barcelona 1992[]

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Atlanta 1996[]

1999–2023[]

Sydney 2000[]

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Salt Lake 2002 (winter)[]

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Athens 2004[]

Torino 2006 (winter)[]

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Beijing 2008[]

Vancouver 2010 (winter)[]

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2010–2023[]

London 2012[]

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Designer:

Troika

Typography:

Custom

Launched:

Unknown

Sochi 2014 (winter)[]

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Rio 2016[]

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Designer:

Trollbäck & Company

Typography:

Custom

Launched:

Unknown

PyeongChang 2018 (winter)[]

Designer:

Trollbäck & Company^[1]

Typography:

Custom

Launched:

Unknown

Tokyo 2020[]

Beijing 2022 (winter)[]

2023–present[]

Designer:

Sibling Rivalry

Typography:

None

Launched:

January 15, 2023

Paris 2024[]

Designer:

Sibling Rivalry

Typography:

Custom

Launched:

January 15, 2023

Milano-Cortina 2026 (winter)[]

LOGO MISSING

Los Angeles 2028[]

LOGO MISSING

French Alps 2030 (winter)[]

LOGO MISSING

Brisbane 2032[]

LOGO MISSING

Salt Lake City-Utah 2034 (winter)[]

LOGO MISSING

Notes[]

The 1932 Winter Olympics and 1936 Summer Olympics were broadcast on NBC and CBS.
The Summer Olympics were broadcast on CBS in 1960.
The Winter Olympics were broadcast on CBS in 1960, 1992, 1994, and 1998.
The Summer Olympics were broadcast on ABC in 1968, 1972, 1976, and 1984.
The Winter Olympics were broadcast on ABC in 1964, 1968, 1976, 1980, 1984, and 1988.

References[]

↑ https://www.trollback.com/projects/nbc-sports

External links[]

Official website

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Streaming:
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V • T • E

NBCUniversal

Part of Comcast

Streaming:
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Distribution:
NBCUniversal Syndication Studios | NBCUniversal Global Distribution

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Television channels:
Telemundo | Universo | TeleXitos

Production and distribution:
Telemundo Global Studios | Telemundo International Studios

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Resorts:
Universal Orlando Resort | Universal Beijing Resort

Upcoming:
Universal Kids Resort | Universal Epic Universe | Universal Horror Unleashed

Other:
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Former/Defunct/Cancelled:
Universal Studios Dubailand | Universal Studios Moscow | Universal Studios Port Adventura³ | Wet 'n Wild Orlando¹ | Universal Studios Korea

Notes

¹	Part of Universal Orlando Resort.
²	Part of Universal Beijing Resort.
³	Part of Universal Mediterranea.

Universal Destinations & Experiences (2023)

Further list: List Of NBC O&O

NBCUniversal News Group
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Notes

¹	Co-owned with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation.
²	Co-owned with Hearst Corporation.
³	Owns a minority share, InterMedia Partners owns a majority share.
⁴	Co-owned with Corus Entertainment.
⁵	NBCUniversal acquired some of ITC's assets when Universal Pictures merged with PolyGram, but ITV plc still owns ITC's films and shows.
⁶	NBCUniversal has some of AFD's assets, but Vivendi now owns EMI's films and ITV plc owns ITC's films.
⁷	Co-owned with Paramount Pictures.
⁸	Joint venture with Ion Media Networks, DreamWorks Classics, Corus Entertainment and Scholastic.
⁹	Joint venture with Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.
¹⁰	Joint venture with Sony Pictures Entertainment.
¹¹	Owned by Discovery Networks Latin America under brand license
¹²	Co-owned with Participant, Entertainment One, Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, and Alibaba Group.
¹³	Co-owned with the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee.
¹⁴	Co-owned with TV18.
¹⁵	Co-owned with Trans Corp.
¹⁶	Co-owned with The Walt Disney Company.
¹⁷	Co-owned with Major League Baseball.
¹⁸	Previously owned by Walmart.
¹⁹	Sold its stake to Ion Media.
²⁰	Joint venture with Pioneer Corporation.
²¹	Co-owned with Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand.
²²	Co-owned with Seven West Media.
²³	GE sold to Westwood One.
²⁴	In partnership with IHeartMedia, Inc.
²⁵	Joint-venture with Nikkei and TV Tokyo.
²⁶	Joint-venture with Class Editori and Mediaset.
²⁷	Co-owned with Mediawan Thematics.

NBC Olympics

Tokyo 1964[]

Sapporo 1972 (winter)[]

Moscow 1980 (cancelled)[]

1988–1999[]

Seoul 1988[]

Barcelona 1992[]

Atlanta 1996[]

1999–2023[]

Sydney 2000[]

Salt Lake 2002 (winter)[]

Athens 2004[]

Torino 2006 (winter)[]

Beijing 2008[]

Vancouver 2010 (winter)[]

2010–2023[]

London 2012[]

Sochi 2014 (winter)[]

Rio 2016[]

PyeongChang 2018 (winter)[]

Tokyo 2020[]

Beijing 2022 (winter)[]

2023–present[]

Paris 2024[]

Milano-Cortina 2026 (winter)[]

Los Angeles 2028[]

French Alps 2030 (winter)[]

Brisbane 2032[]

Salt Lake City-Utah 2034 (winter)[]

Notes[]

References[]

External links[]

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