Olympics Broadcasting is Big Business, and for Comcast/NBC Profits May Stretch Well Into the Future

Published: Aug 5, 2012
Topics: Public Companies
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In this clip from Forbes Sports, Michael Breit, Sports and Entertainment practice lead at EisnerAmper tells Mike Ozanian of Forbes how he feels Comcast and NBC will profit in the long term from their Olympics investment. Michael goes into some detail on the benefits of live streaming, especially for sports as the “ultimate reality TV show.”

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