Techtree News Staff, Aug 06, 2008 1525 hrs IST
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will be launching an online channel to broadcast the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in 77 territories across Africa, Asia (including India and West Asia), Republic of Korea, Nigeria and Indonesia.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will be launching an online channel to broadcast the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in 77 territories across Africa, Asia (including India and West Asia), Republic of Korea, Nigeria and Indonesia.
Starting today, the IOC will broadcast a selection of clips from the Games as Video On Demand (VOD). The content will produced and regularly updated by Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the IOC. It will include highlights, news and daily clips, available throughout the 17-day period of the Games.
After online broadcast coverage was made available in a handful of territories for Athens 2004, Beijing 2008 marks the first time that digital media coverage will be freely available across the world provided by the rights-holding broadcasters and/or directly via the IOC's channel.
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great news. looking forward to exciting coverage on youtube.
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