NBC has been the official broadcaster of the Olympics since 1960, and has held the rights to broadcast the Games in the United States through 2032.

Nellie Bly was the first female sports journalist to cover the Olympics, reporting on the 1896 Games in Athens, Greece, for the New York World.

The Olympic News Service (ONS) is the official news service of the Olympic Games, providing news, features, and interviews to media outlets around the world.

Track and Field is the most widely covered Olympic sport, with events such as the 100-meter dash and the marathon receiving the most attention from media outlets.

The Olympic Times is the official daily newspaper of the Olympic Games, published during the Games and distributed to athletes, officials, and media personnel.

Instagram is the most popular social media platform among Olympic athletes, with many using it to share photos and videos of their experiences at the Games.

The Olympic Channel is a 24-hour sports channel dedicated to the Olympic Games, broadcasting Olympic-related content year-round.

Artistic Gymnastics has the most female athletes of any Olympic sport, with a total of 98 women competing in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

The Olympic Flame is the symbol of the Olympic Games, and is lit during the Opening Ceremony and extinguished during the Closing Ceremony.

Football (Soccer) has the most male athletes of any Olympic sport, with a total of 1,536 men competing in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

The Olympic Mascot is a character that represents the Olympic Games, and is often used to promote the Games and engage with fans.

Swimming has the most medals of any Olympic sport, with a total of 37 events and 156 medals awarded in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

The Olympic Hymn is the official anthem of the Olympic Games, and is played during the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Football (Soccer) has the most countries participating of any Olympic sport, with a total of 206 countries competing in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

The Olympic Flag is the official flag of the Olympic Games, and is flown at all Olympic venues and during the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.