List of 2012 Summer Olympics broadcasters

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This is a list of Olympic broadcasters of the 2012 Summer Olympics . The games in London, together with the 2012 Summer Paralympics were broadcast around the world, with Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS), an agency of the International Olympic Committee, serving as the host broadcaster. [1]

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The home nation broadcaster was the BBC, which broadcast up to 5,000 hours of the competition and other material using over 27 channels including the red button, SKY, Freeview, Freesat and online. [2] BBC paid £60 million for the rights of the broadcasting. [3]

Broadcasters

NBCUniversal retained the rights in the United States, where they paid 32% higher than the 2008 edition broadcasting fee to International Olympic Committee (IOC), which is US$1.181 billion compared to 2008's US$894 million. USA Today also indicated that the broadcasting fee increased almost 100% over the past four decades. [4] In Australia, Nine Network and Foxtel held the rights to broadcast the event, ending Seven Network's streak of five straight Olympic broadcasts since Barcelona 1992. [5]

Two major cable television networks, ESPN and Eurosport, broadcast the Games in Asia, South America (except Brazil) and Europe. Eurosport broadcast the Games throughout the continent of Europe for 746 millions dollar (with Vancouver 2010), [6] while ESPN fed nine countries in South America and 22 countries in Asia. [7] [8] In some cases, one television station indirectly acquired the rights from IOC, namely CVM TV of Jamaica, which bought the rights from the International Media Content Limited (IMC) which has rights throughout the Caribbean. [9]

The Games also saw two neighbouring regions sharing one television broadcaster apart from pay-TV. China Central Television (CCTV), which is known in Mainland China also provided a feed in Macau. For the first time, South Korea and North Korea shared one television provider, despite the two countries continuing to have diplomatic tensions. [10] [11]

The Games were broadcast in 3D around the world. [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] IOC announced on 6 June 2012 that they would provide the livestream of the Games via YouTube for 64 territories across Asia and Africa. [18]

TerritoryBroadcasterRef
Afghanistan
 [19]
Albania RTSH [19]
Algeria ENTV [19]
Angola
 [19]
Argentina
 [20] [21]
Asia
[7] [22]
Australia
 [5] [23] [24] [25]
Austria ORF [26]
Azerbaijan İTV [27]
Bahamas
  • ZNS
  • Cable Bahamas Limited
 [28]
Bahrain IAA [29]
Barbados CBC [19]
Belarus Belteleradio [30]
Belgium
 [26]
Belize Channel 7 [19]
Benin ORTB [19]
BermudaBermuda Cablevision [19]
Bolivia Bolivisión [31]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
 [26] [32]
Brazil
 [33] [34] [35]
British Virgin Islands CBN [19]
Bulgaria BNT [36]
Burundi RTNB [19]
Cambodia
 [19]
Cameroon CRTV [19]
Canada Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium 1 [37] [38] [39]
Caribbean
  • International Media Content Limited
  • SportsMax
 [40]
Central African RepublicRTC [19]
Chile
 [41]
China
 [19] [42] [43] [44]
Colombia Caracol TV [45]
Cook IslandsCITV [19]
Costa Rica Repretel [46]
Côte d'Ivoire RTI [19]
Croatia
 [47] [48]
Cuba ICRT [49]
Cyprus CyBC [50]
Czech Republic ČT [51]
Democratic Republic of the Congo RTNC [19]
Denmark
 [26] [52]
DominicaSAT Telecoms [53]
Dominican Republic Grupo Corripio [54]
East Timor TVTL [19]
Ecuador
 [19]
Egypt ERTU [19]
El Salvador Telecorporación Salvadoreña [19]
Estonia ERR [55]
Ethiopia ETV [19]
Europe
 [56] [57]
Fiji
 [58]
Finland Yle [59]
France France Télévisions [60]
Gabon RTG [19]
Gambia GRTS [19]
Georgia GPB [26]
Germany
 [61]
Ghana GTV [19]
Greece ERT [26]
GrenadaGrenada Broadcasting Network [62]
GuatemalaTelevisión Guatemalteca [19]
Guinea RTG [19]
GuyanaNational Communications Network [19]
Hong Kong
 [63] [64]
Hungary
 [19] [65]
Iceland RÚV [26]
India Doordarshan [66]
Indonesia
 [67] [68]
Iran GEM TV Group [69]
Ireland RTÉ [70]
Israel IBA [71]
Italy
 [72] [73]
Jamaica
  • CVM Television
  • TVJ
[74] [75]
Japan
 [76] [77]
Jordan JTV [19]
Kazakhstan
 [78]
Kenya KBC [19]
Latin America
[79] [80]
Laos Lao National Television [19]
Latvia LTV [81]
Lithuania LRT [82]
Luxembourg RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg [19]
Macau
 [42] [83]
Macedonia MRT [19]
Malaysia RTM [84]
Mali ORTM [19]
Malta TVM [19]
MauritaniaTVM [19]
Mauritius MBC [85]
Mexico
 [86] [87]
Middle East
[88] [89]
Moldova TeleRadio-Moldova [26]
Mongolia
 [19]
Montenegro RTCG [19]
MontserratPtv7 [19]
Morocco Arryadia [19]
Mozambique TVM [19]
Myanmar MRTV [19]
Namibia
 [19]
NepalNTV Plus [19]
Netherlands NOS [90]
New Zealand
 [91] [92]
NicaraguaRatensa [19]
NigerTV Tenere [19]
Nigeria
 [19] [93]
Niue BCN [19]
North Africa OSN [89]
North Korea
 [10] [94]
Norway
 [95]
Pakistan PTV [96]
Panama
  • Corporación Medcom
  • TVMax
[97] [98]
Paraguay
 [19]
Peru América Televisión [99]
Philippines
 [19] [100] [101] [102] [103]
Poland
 [104] [105]
Portugal RTP [106]
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico TV [107] [108]
Romania
 [109] [110]
Russia
 [26] [111]
Saint Kitts and Nevis ZIZ [19]
Samoa SBC [19]
Senegal RTS [19]
Serbia RTS [26]
Seychelles SBC [19]
Singapore
 [112] [113]
Slovakia RTVS [26]
Slovenia RTVSLO [114]
Solomon IslandsOne Television [19]
South Africa
 [19] [101] [115]
South America
 [116] [117]
South Korea
 [10] [118]
Spain RTVE [119]
Sri Lanka
 [120] [121]
Sub-Saharan Africa
[101] [115] [122]
Sudan SSTV [19]
Suriname STVS [19]
Sweden SVT [123]
Switzerland SRG SSR [124]
Taiwan
 [125] [126]
Thailand
 [127]
Togo TVT [19]
Tonga Television Tonga [19]
Trinidad and Tobago CCN TV6 [128]
Tunisia Tunisia TV 1 [19]
Turkey TRT [129]
Ukraine NTKU [26]
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Sports Channel [130]
United Kingdom BBC [131]
United States
 [132] [133]
Uruguay
 [134] [135]
Venezuela
 [19] [136] [137]
Vietnam VTV [138]
ZambiaMuvi TV [19]
Zimbabwe ZBC [19]
Notes
^1 – Consortium formed by Bell Media, V, Rogers Media and Asian Television Network, with the broadcasts occurring on several properties of these companies (i.e.: CTV is owned by Bell Media and it were broadcast the games on FTA English-language television.).
^2 – It is a joint venture of NHK, Fuji Television, TBS TV, TV Asahi, TV Tokyo, NTV, and JAITS. Its functions are the same as the Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium.
^3 – Coverage on all smartphones across Japan, in cooperation with the Japan Consortium.
^4 – Coverage across Bolivia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Uruguay.
^5 – Internet and mobile phone coverage across the Latin America. [139]
^7 – Coverage across Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
^8 – It is a joint venture of Channel 3, TV5, Channel 7, Modernine TV and NBT.

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