The Associated Press has been covering the Olympics since the 1896 Athens Games, making it the longest-running sports media outlet to cover the event.

Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) is the official Olympic broadcasting organization responsible for producing and distributing the Olympic Games' television and radio coverage.

Al Michaels is known for his iconic catchphrase, 'Do you believe in miracles?', which he uttered during the United States' victory over the Soviet Union in the 1980 Winter Olympics hockey tournament.

Olympic Primetime is NBC Sports' flagship Olympic studio show, which airs nightly during the Games and features highlights, analysis, and interviews with athletes and experts.

NBC was the first sports media outlet to broadcast the Olympics in color, starting with the 1964 Tokyo Games.

The Olympic Channel is a 24-hour sports channel dedicated to the Olympics, featuring original programming, live events, and highlights from past Games.

Michele Tafoya is known for her work as a sideline reporter for NBC Sports' Olympic coverage, having covered multiple Summer and Winter Games.

The AIPS Sport Photography Awards is the International Sports Press Association's annual award for the best sports photograph.

ESPN has the largest digital audience for its Olympic coverage, with its website and app attracting millions of unique visitors during the Games.

The Olympic News Service is the Olympic Games' official news service, providing accredited journalists with news, features, and interviews from the Games.

John Inverdale is known for his work as a commentator for the BBC's Olympic coverage, having covered multiple Summer and Winter Games.

Olympics.com is the Olympic Games' official website, providing information on the Games, athletes, sports, and results.

The BBC was the first sports media outlet to broadcast the Olympics live, starting with the 1948 London Games.

Olympic Social is the Olympic Games' official social media platform, providing fans with updates, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content from the Games.

Bob Costas is known for his work as a host for NBC Sports' Olympic coverage, having covered multiple Summer and Winter Games.