Thank you for the Olympics. They were exciting and even outpaced the over-hype you guys poured out over the past six months.
But you blew it.
I have mixed reports about whether today’s Gold Medal contest in hockey between the US and Canada was televised live on the west coast of the US. If you did not televise the game live: shame on you. Shame on you for all of the tape delayed broadcasts over these past weeks. Shame on you.
In this world of Twitter and Facebook, of internet in your pocket, of round the clock news reporting. In these times where the number of people on this planet connected to the web exceed the number who have running water, you need to get with the times NBC. Never again can you tape delay the Olympics or any other international event. The world demands real time everything.
Admit it; you blew it.
So, as the Olympic torch fades out and the memories of Vancouver 2010 become permanently burned into our brains, let us pledge to all the folks who worked so hard on this event that their legacy will be that they witnessed the last Olympics ever to be tape-delayed.
UPDATE: 3-1-2010
Looks like I am not alone...Did NBC's Coverage of the Winter Olympics Suck?
So, as the Olympic torch fades out and the memories of Vancouver 2010 become permanently burned into our brains, let us pledge to all the folks who worked so hard on this event that their legacy will be that they witnessed the last Olympics ever to be tape-delayed.
UPDATE: 3-1-2010
Looks like I am not alone...Did NBC's Coverage of the Winter Olympics Suck?
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