A new Olympic Channel TV network will launch in the U.S. in the second half of 2017 with year-round Olympic sports programming from around the world. The “Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA” brand will ...

Olympic Channel TV launch programming will include the FINA World Championships, Diamond League track and field and original series. The Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA will kick off its slate with ...

The company said Friday it will shut down its Olympic Channel on Sept. 30. The company had previously shut down its NBCSN sports network at the end of last year.

NBCUniversal is shutting down another sports cable channel. The company said Friday it will shut down its Olympic Channel on Sept. 30. The company had previously shut down its NBCSN sports network ...

Launched in 2017, the company aired some Olympic-related sports such as world championships. But it wasn’t until last year that the channel actually broadcast some Olympics events from Tokyo ...

The "Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA" network, set to launch next year, will focus on U.S. athletes and show live competitions on the path to the Olympics. Here, U.S. athletes pose during the ...

The move to shutter its Olympic Channel comes after the company sunset NBCSN, a long-running sports cable destination, to close out 2021. Live sporting events remain one of the last consistent ...

Olympic Channel launched in 2017, billed as a place to keep up with U.S. Olympic athletes even when the Games weren’t in session. The network’s first month of programming included coverage of ...

On the issue of archival footage, Olympics Channel general manager Mark Parkman said they have 45,000 hours of Olympic event footage, including films that go back to the first modern Games.

While NBC holds the Olympics digital video-on-demand rights in the U.S., rights have not been sold on an exclusive basis in more than 70 countries. In those countries, people can access the ...

Olympic Channel originally launched in 2017, with the U.S. Olympic Committee acting as a minority owner, as a destination to follow Team USA in between Olympic games.