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2004 (Athens Olympic Broadcasting) 2006 (Torino Olympic Broadcasting Organisation) 2008 (Beijing Olympic Broadcasting) 2010–2014 2014–2022 2022–present
2004 (Athens Olympic Broadcasting) 2006 (Torino Olympic Broadcasting Organisation) 2008 (Beijing Olympic Broadcasting) 2010–2014 2014–2022 2022–present

The Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) is the official international broadcaster for the Olympics, Paralympics and Youth Olympic Games. Before the OBS was formed, the host organizing committees licensed rights to broadcast the Games to local broadcasters and international broadcast groups worldwide.

Before OBS[]

1996 (Atlanta Olympic Broadcasting)[]

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2000 (Sydney Olympic Broadcasting)[]

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2002 (ISB)[]

International Sports Broadcasting logo
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Also used on 2007 Pan Am Games , 2011 Pan Am Games and 2015 European Games

2004 (Athens Olympic Broadcasting)[]

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2006 (Torino Olympic Broadcasting Organisation)[]

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2008 (as Beijing Olympic Broadcasting)[]

Beijing Olympic Broadcasting (BOB) logo

Its operations began with the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, where Beijing Olympic Broadcasting, a joint venture between OBS and the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games, acted as the host broadcasting consortium and the state television network, China Central Television which is one of the host nation broadcasters of the games.

Olympic Broadcasting Services[]

2010–2014[]

OBS 2010

2014–2022[]

OBS 2014

2022–present[]

OBS 2022


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