And 3AW of course.
Yes, it is. This is not a new arrangement.
And 3AW of course.
Yes, it is. This is not a new arrangement.
All of Nineâs social media have been updated with new logos for the Olympics
Great news for people living in areas not covered by Nineâs radio stations.
But in hindsight, this deal should have happened earlier when the ABC first approached Nine.
I hope a similar agreement can happen for Los Angeles 2028.
Maybe the terms werenât agreeable then.
Was there even a prior offer to the ABC?
Itâs about time Nine realised that there are people out there who canât listen to 2GB, 3AW, etc.
Any word if it will be available on the listen app?
ABC tried to negotiate a deal but Nine refused. Clearly things have changed since then.
I imagine the endtag of ABCâs broadcasts could go like this:
Paris 2024 Olympic Games: on ABC Local Radio and ABC Sport Digital. Produced in association with the Nine Network.
Wonder if the ABC will send their own commentators, or if they will just relay Nineâs coverage. Especially if they are only allowed to air coverage on platforms within areas that Nine doesnât have a station, and if they are not allowed to broadcast their coverage on digital radio in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, or on the ABC Listen App and online nationally.
Based on the ABC press release, theyâll have their own commentary.
Under the deal, the ABC Local Radio network will bring its listeners the excitement from the Olympic Games using its own expert commentary.
I suspect theyâll send a handful of people over for the calls of the Australian specific stuff, and lean heavily on the BBCâs coverage for the rest.
According to the press release
So the ABC will only be able to use the world feed or Nineâs TV and radio commentary, to complement its own radio calls.
The answer will be yes.
I believe the ABC must acknowledge Nine on-air though (was mentioned in the joint media release)
So they arenât allowed to have coverage on the listen app?
The first event involving Australia will be the Rugby Sevens with the Australian team kicking off proceedings on July 24 at 11:30 pm against Samoa, before playing again at 3:00 am against Kenya.
If they are successful in making the quarter-finals, they may clash with the closing stages of Matildasâ opening match with Germany at 3:00 am July 26th. It should be okay, but you never know with the beast of live sport! So Iâd expect 9 to utilise both main channel and Gem for this.
I suspect theyâll send a handful of people over for the calls of the Australian specific stuff, and lean heavily on the BBCâs coverage for the rest.
Outside of news reporters being in Paris, I doubt two weeks out theyâll be getting access to Olympic venues or the IBC to call events.
Outside of news reporters being in Paris, I doubt two weeks out theyâll be getting access to Olympic venues or the IBC to call events.
It will either be a live relay of Nineâs coverage (since they have access to their radio and TV calls), or, they will use their own staff, but will be based in Australia, and will use Nineâs interviews with athletes, etc (remember in Rio the ABC did their coverage from an OB van outside Sevenâs studios in Sydney).
I imagine the endtag of ABCâs broadcasts could go like this:
Paris 2024 Olympic Games: on ABC Local Radio and ABC Sport Digital. Produced in association with the Nine Network.
Just caught a promo on ABC Radio Adelaide - said âABC Sport - in association with the Nine Networkâ.
They have been heavily playing the promo since last night and also mentioning it in the radio news bulletins at times with some key wording being common inlcuding âin association with the Nine Networkâ and âsub-licencedâ.
It will be on analogue radio from my understanding and will be in regional areas and some capitals where they donât have the Nine radio stations - so all of Tasmania will get it with both Hobart and Northern Tasmania. They also said on Nightlife last night I think that they will have access to Nineâs TV and radio coverage and their commentary teams and interviews and they will have some ABC reporters there too.
Yep they will have access to all of Nineâs coverage - wonât be streamed online or on the listen app AFAIK, but will be on digital radio (except for Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane).