Comcast gained the rights to broadcast the Olympic Games through 2036 as part of a new $3 billion agreement with the International Olympic Committee.

In a major deal, Comcast and the International Olympic Committee have inked a $3 billion deal that will keep NBCUniversal and Peacock as the TV and streaming home of the Olympic Games through 2036.

The $3 billion deal will also see the parties collaborate on technical infrastructure and advertising support of the games.

Comcast renews partnership with USA Gymnastics as part of its sponsorship strategy to boost broadband and wireless growth.

Comcast is paying $3 billion to extend its Olympics rights deal through 2036. The renewal with the International Olympic Committee will give two more Olympic Games to NBCUniversal, including the ...

The Olympics will be staying under the Comcast umbrella well into the 2030s. NBC Sports announced on Thursday that Comcast has extended its media rights deal with the International Olympic ...

NBC and the International Olympic Committee announced that they have reached a $3 billion deal to extend and expand their ...

Comcast and the International Olympic Committee have agreed on a new deal that expands the company's broadcast reach and extends its media rights for the Olympic Games through 2036. In a Thursday ...

Comcast's previous agreement with the Olympic committee would have terminated after the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane, Australia. The new deal grants Comcast the rights to broadcast the 2034 Winter ...