TV Guide Network, a premier entertainment network available in more than 83 million homes nationwide, today announced an agreement with NBC Universal to promote NBC's coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics with a line-up of programming and extensive on-screen television listings.
Alyson Felix (left) will run for gold in the 100M Women Finals. She is expected to earn a place in the finals - one of Beijing's most anticipated and awaited events.
TV Guide Network's programming will include a one-hour television special SUMMER GAMES SUPERSTARS previewing the Beijing Olympic Games as well as NBC's coverage of the Games, as well as daily update segments in TV Guide Network's HOLLYWOOD 411 throughout the duration of the 2008 Olympic Games. In addition, TV Guide Network will air a dedicated TV listings scroll featuring all of NBC Universal's Beijing Olympic telecasts across each of NBC's seven television channels - NBC, USA, MSNBC, CNBC, Oxygen, Telemundo, and UniversalHD. The Beijing Olympics marks the third Olympic Games promotional partnership between TV Guide Network and NBC.
"TV Guide Network is continuing its commitment to cover the biggest events on television and the Beijing Olympics will surely be the most-watched television spectacle of 2008," said Ryan O'Hara, president of TV Guide Network. "Fans can tune-in to TV Guide Network for extensive information about when and where to watch NBC's incredible coverage of the 2008 Olympics Games."
"American viewers will welcome the navigation tools that TV Guide is providing for our Beijing Games coverage with NBC distributing more Olympic coverage than all previous Summer Games combined," said Gary Zenkel, President NBC Olympics.
Queers' favorites:
Alyson Felix (100M Women)
Tyson Gay (100M Men)
Michael Phelps (Swimming)
Swimming Events (Finals) 10 Aug-17 Aug, 20 Aug - 21 Aug
Athletics (Finals) 15 Aug-24 Aug
Artistic Gymnastic(Finals) 12 Aug - 19 Aug
Rhythmic Gymnastic (Finals) 23 Aug - 24 Aug
Alyson Felix (left) will run for gold in the 100M Women Finals. She is expected to earn a place in the finals - one of Beijing's most anticipated and awaited events.TV Guide Network's programming will include a one-hour television special SUMMER GAMES SUPERSTARS previewing the Beijing Olympic Games as well as NBC's coverage of the Games, as well as daily update segments in TV Guide Network's HOLLYWOOD 411 throughout the duration of the 2008 Olympic Games. In addition, TV Guide Network will air a dedicated TV listings scroll featuring all of NBC Universal's Beijing Olympic telecasts across each of NBC's seven television channels - NBC, USA, MSNBC, CNBC, Oxygen, Telemundo, and UniversalHD. The Beijing Olympics marks the third Olympic Games promotional partnership between TV Guide Network and NBC.
"TV Guide Network is continuing its commitment to cover the biggest events on television and the Beijing Olympics will surely be the most-watched television spectacle of 2008," said Ryan O'Hara, president of TV Guide Network. "Fans can tune-in to TV Guide Network for extensive information about when and where to watch NBC's incredible coverage of the 2008 Olympics Games."
"American viewers will welcome the navigation tools that TV Guide is providing for our Beijing Games coverage with NBC distributing more Olympic coverage than all previous Summer Games combined," said Gary Zenkel, President NBC Olympics.
Queers' favorites:
Alyson Felix (100M Women)
Tyson Gay (100M Men)
Michael Phelps (Swimming)
Swimming Events (Finals) 10 Aug-17 Aug, 20 Aug - 21 Aug
Athletics (Finals) 15 Aug-24 Aug
Artistic Gymnastic(Finals) 12 Aug - 19 Aug
Rhythmic Gymnastic (Finals) 23 Aug - 24 Aug