Production and execution of the broadcasting, which cost NOK 462 million,LOOC (I): 30 was a joint venture of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), the CTV (Canada) (CTV), and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) (the NRK is part of the collaboration of EBU members). LOOC (II): 206 NRK and EBU had 1,424 people working at the Olympics, while international broadcasters sent an additional 4,050 accredited broadcasting personnel. The transmission rights for the games were held by EBU in Europe, CBS in the United States, NHK in Japan, CTV in Canada, the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, Nine Network in Australia, as well as other broadcasters in other countries. The total transmission rights price was 350 million United States dollars, 310 million of which were paid only by CBS. This value was attributed in part to the Harding–Kerrigan affair.LOOC (II): 205 As of 2010, the viewership in the United States was still the highest ever for the Winter Olympics.
Production and execution of the broadcasting, which cost NOK 462 million,LOOC (I): 30 was a joint venture of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), the CTV (Canada) (CTV), and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) (the NRK is part of the collaboration of EBU members). LOOC (II) 206 NRK and EBU had 1,424 people working at the Olympics, while international broadcasters sent an additional 4,050 accredited broadcasting personnel. The transmission rights for the games were held by EBU in Europe, CBS in the United S:tates, NHK in Japan, CTV in Canada, the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, Nine Network in Australia, as well as other broadcasters in other countries. The total transmission rights price was 350 million United States dolla.rs, 310 million of which were paid only by CBS This value was attributed in part to the Harding–Kerrigan affair.LOOC (II): 205 As of 2010, the viewership in the United States was still the highest ever for the Winter Olympics.