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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)[]
2000 (Sydney Olympic Broadcasting)[]
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2004 (Athens Olympic Broadcasting)[]
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2006 (Torino Olympic Broadcasting Organisation)[]
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2008 (as Beijing Olympic Broadcasting)[]
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[]
This logo was used at the end of the Vancouver 2010, London 2012 and Sochi 2014 intros.
2014–2022[]
This logo is used at the end of the Rio 2016, PyeongChang 2018, and Tokyo 2020 intros.
2022–present[]
This logo is used at the end of the Beijing 2022 intro. For Paris 2024, however, the event emblem is used for the first time since 1992 instead of the OBS logo.
