NBC agrees to new $3 billion deal to remain Olympic broadcaster through 2036
NBC and the International Olympic Committee announced that they have reached a $3 billion deal to extend and expand their long-running partnership.
Comcast Strikes $3 Billion Deal to Extend Olympics Rights Through 2036
The $3 billion deal will also see the parties collaborate on technical infrastructure and advertising support of the games.
IOC and Comcast NBCUniversal announce extension of Olympic media rights agreement until 2036
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Comcast NBCUniversal have agreed on a new groundbreaking partnership for the new digital era, taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the rapidly developing media landscape and the unique expertise of the global media and technology company.
Comcast’s NBC Extends Olympic Rights to 2036 for $3 Billion
Comcast Corp.’s NBC division extended its TV rights to the Olympics until 2036 in a $3 billion deal, locking down the Games for the next decade.
Comcast signs $3-billion deal to keep Olympics on NBC through 2036
The contract extension will allow NBCUniversal to broadcast the 2034 Olympic Games in Salt Lake City on NBC and streaming service Peacock
US network spends $3 billion on Olympic Games TV rights
The Olympic Games will remain with NBC through 2036 after the International Olympic Committee and Comcast came to terms on a multi-billion dollar extension.
Comcast is shelling out $3 billion to keep the Olympics on NBC
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Comcast NBCUniversal announced a new partnership today that will keep the Olympics on NBC and Peacock through 2036. Under the new $3
NBC and Peacock to spend at least 11 more years in Olympic village
It has it locked in for the next 11 years, at least. Per The Hollywood Reporter, NBCUniversal parent company Comcast just signed a $3 billion deal with the International Olympic Committee to keep the games exclusive to the network through at least 2036.
Comcast Extends Olympics Through 2036, Paying $3B And Going From Rights Holder To Strategic Partner
Comcast is paying $3 billion to extend its Olympics rights deal through 2036. The renewal with the International Olympic Committee will give two more Olympic Games to NBCUniversal, including the 2034 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City/Utah and the Summer Games in a city to be determined.
Comcast Inks $3 Billion Deal to Extend U.S. Rights to Olympic Games to 2036
The media rights deal also includes partnerships on digital advertising, broadcast infrastructure and in-venue distribution
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