NBC Expects Record Online Viewership for U.S.-Canada Semifinal
Posted in: UncategorizedTV Sports: An Interview Up Close, and Far Too Personal
Posted in: UncategorizedNBC’s Christin Cooper crossed the line from responsible journalism to intrusive reporting in provoking strong emotions from Bode Miller concerning his brother’s recent death.
Costas Returns as Anchor for Olympic Broadcast
Posted in: UncategorizedBob Costas, NBC’s prime-time Olympic host, has recovered from an eye infection that kept him off camera for six days.
For David Remnick, the Editor of The New Yorker, an Unusual Role as an Olympic Correspondent for NBC
Posted in: UncategorizedDavid Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker, provided context on President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia while acting as an Olympic correspondent for NBC.
Matt Lauer’s Olympian Assignment for NBC Begins Early and Ends Late
Posted in: UncategorizedCostas’s ‘Pinkeye’ Keeps Him Away Another Day at the Olympics
Posted in: UncategorizedEye Infection Forces Costas to Step Aside From Olympics Coverage
Posted in: UncategorizedOlympics Draws 26 Million Viewers, Even as Its TV Competitors Also Thrive
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising: Citi Lets Viewers Vote With a Click for a Sports Group
Posted in: UncategorizedThe TV Watch: Little Bit of ‘Fantasia’ as NBC Begins Olympic Show
Posted in: UncategorizedLuger’s Name Matches the One on His Waistband
Posted in: UncategorizedFuahea Semi won a contest to be Tonga’s first winter Olympian and took the name of Bruno Banani, an underwear company well known in Europe for unusual marketing campaigns.
Advertising: Fingers Crossed, Marketers Count on Olympic Gold
Posted in: UncategorizedTV Sports: Live (Streaming) From Russia
Posted in: UncategorizedGay-Rights Advocates Target Sponsors Over Law
Posted in: UncategorizedTwo more sponsors of the United States Olympic team condemned the law, but leading global sponsors did not join them.