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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 23. Chapters: List of Stanley Cup Finals broadcasters, Olympics on television, List of NHL All-Star Game broadcasters, College football on television, NHL on USA, Olympics on United States television, USA Thursday Game of the Week, Major League Baseball on cable television, List of NBA Western Conference Final broadcasters, List of NBA Eastern Conference Final broadcasters, NBA on USA, World League of American Football, College Football on USA, PGA Tour on USA, Tennis on USA, USA Tuesday Night Fights, NASCAR on USA, List of Liberty Bowl broadcasters, Up Close, List of World Bowl broadcasters, Olympic Ice. Excerpt: The following is a list of the television and radio networks/stations (American, Canadian and French Canadian) and announcers that have broadcast Stanley Cup Finals series over the years. Expected announcer, subject to change. The Olympics are one of the largest media events in the world. The International Olympic Committee regulates the rights for broadcast, offering television rights to networks in various countries for coverage. The bids for telecast form a large portion of the IOC's income, particularly the bids from the U.S. networks. At each Olympics, the host sets up an International Broadcast Center for all networks who have rights to cover the Games. At this center, the broadcaster in the host nation provides video and audio feeds for all rights-holders, as well as shots from the host city, studios for on-air personalities, and editing and transmission facilities. The games, held in Berlin, Germany, were televised by means of closed circuit television to various viewing halls located across the city. The BBC provided coverage of the games on their television service, live from Wembley Stadium. Coverage was limited to the London area. CBS paid $50,000 for the right to broadcast the games in the United State...