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The EBU & the Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Olympic Games
Background
On 30 January 1996, the EBU and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) sign a contract granting EBU exclusive European broadcast rights for the Olympic Games - winter and summer - between 2000 and 2008, inclusive.
Locations
| 2002 | Salt Lake City |
| 2004 | Athens |
| 2006 | Turin |
| 2008 | Bejing |
Rights Costs
| 2002 | US$ 120m |
| 2004 | US$ 394m |
| 2006 | US$ 135m |
| 2008 | US$ 443.3m |
| Total | US$ 1754.3m |
Task of EBU - Contractual partner
EBU Operations Group
Date | 8 – 24 February 2002 |
| Local Time | GMT-7 |
Partners | IOC SLOC Organizing Committee ISB: host broadcaster, TV and Broadcasting Co. est. 1996 |
Venue | 1.305
m above sea level Six venues and Olympic zones: Park City, SLC, West Valley, Provo, Ogden and “Soldier Hollow” The Olympic village, IBC |
| Disciplines | Seven sports and fifteen disciplines |
Programme | All
sports live from SLC to Europe Four multi channels Two daily summaries Approx. 35 hrs/day offered Members: Approx. 8500 hrs (accumulated) Potential audience: 700m viewers |
| Staff | 2360 people from Members and EBU Operations |
Other figures | Accommodation:
1700 plus unilateral bookings IBC Square meters: 7000 Rental Cars: 323 Commentaries: 328 |