List of 2016 Summer Olympics broadcasters

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The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro was televised by a number of broadcasters throughout the world. As with previous years, Olympic Broadcasting Services produced the world feed provision to local broadcasters for use in their coverage. In most regions, broadcast rights to the 2016 Summer Olympics were packaged together with those for the 2014 Winter Olympics, but some broadcasters obtained rights to further games as well.

List of broadcasters

TerritoryBroadcasterRef
Afghanistan RTA TV [1]
Albania
 [1] [2]
Algeria EPTV [3]
Andorra
 [4] [1]
Angola TPA [5]
Antigua and BarbudaABS [1]
Argentina
 [6] [7]
Armenia Armenia 1 [1] [8]
Asia Dentsu 1 [9]
Australia Seven Network [10] [11]
Austria ORF [12]
Azerbaijan İTV [13]
Bahamas ZNS [1]
Barbados CBC [1]
Belarus Belteleradio [14]
Belgium
 [15] [16]
Belize
 [17] [18]
Benin ORTB [1]
Bermuda BBC [1]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
 [1] [19] [20]
Botswana BTV [1]
Brazil
 [21] [22] [23] [24]
Brunei Kristal-Astro [1]
Bulgaria
 [25]
Burundi RTNB [5]
Cambodia
 [1]
Canada
 [26] [27]
Cape Verde RTC [1]
Caribbean
[28] [29] [30] [31]
Cayman IslandsHurley's TV Ltd [1]
Central African RepublicTéléCentrafrique [1]
Central Asia Dentsu 2 [32]
Chad Télé Tchad [1]
Chile TVN [33]
China
 [34] [35]
Colombia
 [36] [37]
ComorosORTV [1]
CongoTELE Congo [1]
Costa Rica Repretel [38]
Croatia HRT [39]
Cuba ICRT [40]
Cyprus CyBC [41]
Czech Republic
 [42]
Democratic Republic of the Congo RTNC [5]
Denmark
 [43]
Dominican Republic CDN [1]
Ecuador Teleamazonas [44] [ better source needed ]
El Salvador TCS [1]
Eritrea Eri-TV [1]
Estonia
 [45] [46]
Europe Sportfive 3 [47]
Fiji
 [48]
Finland Yle [49]
France
 [50] [51]
Gabon RTG [1]
GambiaGroupe Excaf Telecom [5]
Georgia GPB [52]
Germany
 [50] [53]
Ghana GBC [1]
Greece
 [1] [54]
GrenadaGBN [1]
Guatemala Radio y Televisión de Guatemala  [ es ] [55] [ better source needed ]
Guinea RTG [1]
Guinea Bissau
  • Guine Bissau Televisao
  • RTGB
 [1]
Guyana NCN [1]
Haiti Canal+ [56]
Honduras VTV [57] [ better source needed ]
Hong Kong TVB [58]
Hungary MTVA [59]
Iceland
 [60] [61]
India Doordarshan [62]
Indonesia Emtek [63]
Iran IRIB [64]
Ireland RTÉ [65]
Israel Sport 5 [66]
Italy RAI 4 [47] [67]
Ivory Coast RTI [5]
Jamaica
  • Television Jamaica
  • CVM
 [1]
Japan Japan Consortium [68]
Kazakhstan
 [69] [70]
Kenya KBC [5]
Kosovo
 [1] [2]
Kuwait KTV [71] [ better source needed ]
Kyrgyzstan KTRK [72]
Laos LNTV [1]
Latin America 5
[73] [74] [75] [76]
Latvia
 [45] [46]
LesothoLesotho TV [1]
Liberia LBS [1]
Liechtenstein SRG SSR [1]
Lithuania
 [45] [46]
Luxembourg RTL [77]
Macau
 [78]
Macedonia MRT [79]
MadagascarORTM [1]
Malawi MBC [1]
Malaysia
 [80] [81] [82]
Marshall IslandsMBC [1]
Mauritius MBC [1]
Mexico
 [83]
MENA
[1] [84] [85]
Moldova TRM [86]
Mongolia
 [1] [87]
Montenegro RTCG [88]
Morocco SNRT [89]
Mozambique TVM [5]
Myanmar
 [1] [90]
Namibia NBC [1]
NauruNauru Media Bureau [1]
Netherlands NOS [91]
New Zealand
 [1] [92]
Nigeria
 [93]
Niue BCN [1]
North Korea SBS [94]
Norway TV 2 [95]
Pacific Islands 6 Sky Television [92]
Pakistan PTV [1]
PalauPNCC [1]
Papua New Guinea EM TV [96]
Paraguay Paraguay TV [97]
Peru Latina Television [98]
Philippines TV5 [99] [100] [101]
Poland TVP [102]
Portugal
 [103] [104]
Puerto Rico NBCUniversal [105]
Qatar QGBTC [1]
Romania TVR [106]
Russia
 [107]
Rwanda RTV [1]
Saint Kitts and NevisZIZ [1]
Saint LuciaHTS [1]
Samoa SBC [1]
San Marino RAI 4 [47] [67]
SenegalGroupe Excaf Telecom [5]
Serbia RTS [108]
Seychelles SBC [5]
Sierra LeoneSLBC [1]
Singapore Mediacorp [109] [110]
Slovakia
 [111]
Slovenia RTV Slovenija [112]
Solomon IslandsSolomon Telekom [1]
South Africa
 [113] [114]
South Asia Star India [115]
South Korea
 [116] [117] [118]
Spain RTVE [4]
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation [119]
Sub-Saharan Africa
[114] [120] [121] [122]
Suriname
 [1]
SwazilandSwazi TV [1]
Sweden MTG [123]
Switzerland SRG SSR [124]
Taiwan
 [125] [126] [127]
TajikistanTelevision Varzish [1]
TanzaniaAzam Media [128]
Thailand TPT [129]
Tonga TBC [1]
Trinidad and Tobago
 [1]
Tunisia ERTT [130]
Turkey TRT [131]
Uganda UBC [1]
Ukraine NTKU [132]
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Media [133]
United Kingdom BBC [134]
United States NBCUniversal [105] [135]
Uruguay TNU [136]
UzbekistanMTRK [137]
VanuatuVBTC [1]
Venezuela TVes [138]
Vietnam
 [1] [139] [140]
Zimbabwe ZBC [1]
Notes
^1 – Rights in 16 Asian countries were resold to local broadcasters.
^2 – Rights were resold to local broadcasters.
^3 – Rights in each country to be resold to local broadcasters, except France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Ireland and the United Kingdom.
^4 – Rights were originally acquired by Sky Italia, but the broadcaster sold them in 2013 to Rai.
^5 – Rights in all Latin America countries except Brazil.
^6 – Rights in Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu.

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