A lot of that is greatly-increased Spanish-language coverage on Telemundo, but especially noteworthy is that there will be live streaming on nbcolympics.com of every event and every medal competition for the first time. In addition, the cable channels carrying Olympic coverage will be streamed live online, but only if you have cable, satellite or FIOS service: http://www.thewrap.com/tv/article/nbcu-plans-more-5000-hours-olympics-coverage-41241 Besides the mothership, coverage will be on NBC Sports (duh, including every U.S. team sport event), CNBC (boxing), Bravo (tennis), MSNBC, Telemundo and two dedicated basketball and soccer channels that will be offered to cable, satellite and FIOS systems (and almost likely be on every Comcast system). One wonders if Andy Cohen and Kathy Griffin are going to anchor the Bravo telecasts and if the Real Housewives are going to be commentators.
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