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For the past several Olympics, NBC Sports has often heard the same complaint from audiences, unhappy that many of their favorite events—including the opening ceremony—were only shown on a time-delay, sometimes several hours after they occurred. That all changes during the Tokyo Olympics, as the company is utilizing its entire linear, digital and streaming portfolio to offer more than 7,000 hours of event coverage, allowing even the biggest events to be watched live.
“We really have put together the most ambitious coverage plan ever,” Molly Solomon, NBC Olympics Production executive producer and president, told reporters last month at an Olympics press event.
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