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NBC wears Olympic gold
0 Comments | USA TODAY, August, 2008 | by Gary Levin
*Olympic jump. NBC's
17-day coverage of the Beijing Olympics averaged 27.7 million viewers in prime time, surpassing the 2004 Athens Summer Games (24.6 million viewers)
by 13% and the 2000 Sydney Games (21.6 million) by 28%. Sunday's coverage of the Beijing closing ceremonies beat Athens
by 42% (27.8 million vs. 19.6
million) and Sydney by 66%
(16.7 million). NBC is claiming the title of the "most-watched event in U.S. history" for Beijing, based on total audience for network and cable: 214 million viewers, each of whom tuned in somewhere, sometime, for at least six minutes in the 17 days.
*High hurdle. Many series and movies likely felt the Games' effects. Friday's Cheetah Girls: One World, the third installment of...
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