Comcast gained the rights to broadcast the Olympic Games through 2036 as part of a new $3 billion agreement with the International Olympic Committee.

This agreement with Comcast is groundbreaking because it goes far beyond the traditional media rights agreement which we have had for many years with our valued partner”

Comcast Corp. and NBCUniversal have secured U.S. rights to broadcast the Olympic Games through 2036 with a $3-billion arrangement.The new deal, which kicks in this year, solidifies Comcast's long-standing partnership with the International Olympic Committee and gives the Philadelphia media giant expanded digital rights for its broadcast and streaming platforms,

The $3 billion deal will also see the parties collaborate on technical infrastructure and advertising support of the games.

The deal with the IOC also includes technical and advertising support surrounding the games.

The media rights deal also includes partnerships on digital advertising, broadcast infrastructure and in-venue distribution

Comcast has signed a US$3bn deal with the International Olympic Committee to extend its rights agreement to carry the Olympics Games until 2036 in the US.

Comcast is paying $3 billion to extend its Olympics rights deal through 2036. The renewal with the International Olympic Committee will give two more Olympic Games to NBCUniversal, including the 2034 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City/Utah and the 2036 Summer Games in a city to be determined.