Eutelsat is now an official sponsor of the 2006 Winter Olympics in
Turin, Italy. In addition to its role as sponsor, Eutelsat will also
provide the Turin Organizing Committee of the XX Winter Olympics
(TOROC) with a package of 50 video channels that will be broadcast for
the duration of the Games to competition sites, Olympic Villages and
Media Villages.
The satellite company has also been appointed to manage an exclusive
satellite network for the Olympic community. The network will provide
athletes, judges, referees, IOC members, National Olympic Committees
and Federations, journalists and media operators at competition,
training, and accommodation locations with levels of information
through 50 digital video channels. Twenty Olympic Live channels will be
provided by the TOBO (the Turin Olympic Broadcasting Organization),
with live coverage from each of the 13 competition sites. Another 30
television channels will enable the Olympic community to follow
coverage from national and international television channels. The
package will be delivered direct to 5,000 plasma screens and monitors
located at competition sites, three Olympic Villages, and seven Media
Villages during the Games.
Eutelsat will multiplex, encrypt, and uplink these services through
the facilities managed by its Italian subsidiary, Skylogic Italia, in
Turin.
Satellite coverage of the Olympics will begin February 10, 2006.
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