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Broadcast coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics will air on the radio and television services listed below.

Within the host Vancouver-Whistler area, coverage will be available on CIVT-TV (CTV), KING-TV (NBC), CHNM-TV (Omni), and most of the Canadian cable channels listed in the below table.

Nation	Primary rightsholder(s)	Broadcasters	HDTV	Cite
Australia	Nine Network Foxtel	Free-to-air television broadcast: Nine Network Cable and satellite television broadcast: Foxtel Whistler SD: Channel 188 Creekside SD: Channel 189 Vancouver SD: Channel 190 Cypress SD: Channel 191	Free-to-air television broadcast: Nine HD Cable and satellite television broadcast: FoxtelHD+: One Channel for each venue Whistler HD: Channel 196 Creekside HD: Channel 197 Vancouver HD: Channel 198 Cypress HD: Channel 199	^[1]^[2]
Brazil	Rede Record	Free-to-air television broadcast: Rede Record Cable and satellite television broadcast: Sportv Internet rights: Terra Networks	Free-to-air television broadcast: Rede Record Cable and satellite television broadcast: Sportv HD
Canada	CTVglobemedia Rogers Media	Free-to-air television: CTV (As there is no full CTV affiliate serving Newfoundland and Labrador, CTV coverage will also air in Atlantic Canada on cable channel A Atlantic.^[3]) V Omni Cable and satellite television: TSN RDS Rogers Sportsnet OLN RIS APTN ATN Radio: Selected Rogers Media stations including news/talk stations (such as CKWX), The FAN (CJCL / CFAC), CISQ, CITI Selected Corus Québec stations, primarily CKAC^[4]	Free-to-air television: CTV HD V HD Omni HD Cable and satellite television: TSN HD RDS HD Rogers Sportsnet HD	^[5]
Czech Republic	Česká televize	Free-to-air television broadcast: ČT2 Cable and satellite television: ČT4	ČT HD
Denmark	EBU	Free-to-air television broadcast: DR1 DR2 TV 2
Germany	ARD ZDF	Free-to-air television broadcast: Das Erste ZDF WDR NDR BR SWR MDR HR SR RB RBB EinsFestival EinsPlus ZDFdokukanal ZDFinfokanal	Das Erste HD ZDF HD Eins Festival HD
Finland	YLE	Free-to-air television broadcast: YLE TV2 YLE FST5	Canal Digital satellite broadcast and selected cable networks: YLE HD
France	France Télévisions
Europe	Eurosport	Eurosport Eurosport 2	Eurosport HD
Hong Kong	Cable TV
Indonesia	RCTI Global TV
Italy	RAI SKY Italia
Japan	NHK Fuji TV Nippon Television
Mexico	Televisa TV Azteca
Netherlands	NOS	Free-to-air television broadcast: Nederland 1	Nederland 1 HD
New Zealand	SKY Network Television	Free-to-air television broadcast: Prime Cable and satellite television broadcast: SKY Sport	SKY Sport 1 HD SKY Sport 2 HD
Philippines	Solar Entertainment	Free-to-air television broadcast: Solar TV Cable and satellite television: Solar Sports
Poland	TVP	Free-to-air television broadcast: TVP1 TVP2 Cable and satellite television: TVP Sport	TVP HD
Russia	VGTRK	Free-to-air television broadcast: Channel One Russia 1 Russia 2	HD channel of Channel One and VGTRK	^[6]^[7]
South Korea	SBS	SBS	SBS HD
Slovenia	RTV Slovenija	Free-to-air television broadcast: SLO2	Free-to-air television broadcast: SLO HD (DVB-T test transmission)
Spain	RTVE	TVE 1 TVE 2 Teledeporte	TVE HD
Ukraine	NTKU	UT-1
United Kingdom	BBC, Eurosport		BBC HD, Eurosport HD
United States	NBC Universal	Free-to-air television broadcast: NBC Universal Sports Cable and satellite television broadcast: USA Network CNBC MSNBC Radio: Westwood One	NBC HD MSNBC HD CNBC HD USA HD Universal HD	^[8]

References

^ [1], Foxtel Olympic Winter Games Coverage
^ [2], Nine and Foxtel Win Olympic Coverage
^ CTV’s Hit Programs Join /A\ for a Special Two-Week Run, February 12 – 28, During Vancouver 2010, CTV press release, 2010-01-12
^ Corus Québec Joins Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium as Exclusive French-Language Radio Partner of Vancouver 2010, COBMC press release, May 14, 2009
^ CTV/Rogers press release, January 2009
^ Sport-express Russian: Заключены контракты на трансляции с крупных соревнований, включая Олимпийские игры в Ванкувере и чемпионат мира по футболу в ЮАР
^ Vesti Russian: К Зимней Олимпиаде в России появится новый спортивный канал
^ [3], 2010 Olympic TV Schedule

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Lore	1980 Summer Olympics boycott • Ben Johnson doping case • 2002 Olympic Winter Games figure skating scandal • Concerns and controversies over the 2008 Summer Olympics

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