The 2008 Paralympic Games begin in Beijing on Saturday, September 6 and continue until September 17. They won’t have nearly the coverage that the Olympics had, but you will still be able to view at least some of the events. Here’s how:
Worldwide: fans will be able to view the events via Internet coverage onSport TV. Coverage begins at 755am (EDT) September 6 with the opening ceremonies.
In the United States: fans can view daily coverage on Universal Sports.com .
In Canada: In addition to the above two sites, CBC TV will have daily highlights coverage beginning on …read more

Today is the halfway point. We are midway through the 2006 Winter Olympics and have 8 more days to go before the Closing Ceremony.
At this point, I would like to share some insight and statistics with my fellow readers and bloggers.

It seems that the Winter Games is not very well received in the U.S. Not only is there no live coverage on the subscription-free NBC channels (only games like hockey is broadcast live at an UNGODLY 4 am EST), the recorded events are broadcast so late in the evening, 8 pm EST, (and in alternating segments, i.e. …read more

As I sit here on Sunday morning, I wonder to myself why every NBC channel is not broadcasting Olympic events non-stop?  Being in two Olympic Games (2000 and 2004), I did not experience this “tape-delayed” effect.  In Salt Lake City, it was irrelevant because the games were on my home soil, but now as I sit here watching infomercials and the Coral Ridge Hour on NBC and USA Network, I wonder what NBC is waiting for to broadcast the games to us viewers.  Surely there are others who are wondering this same thing and I am curious how stations across …read more