YouTube viewership of the Tokyo Olympics grew by a factor seven over 2016's Rio Games. According to the video giant, viewers watched 200 million hours of Olympics content this year, to the tune of 190 million daily average views.
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NBC wants to turn the Winter Olympics into a creator spectacle. Is that what viewers want?
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YouTube Viewers Watched 200 Million Hours Of Olympics Content, To The Tune Of 190 Million Daily Views
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As The Winter Olympics Approach, YouTube Shares Data And Prepares To Host Highlights
YouTube has shared some data related to the 2018 Winter Olympics and has announced channels where viewers can find highlights from Pyeongchang.
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Why This Olympics-Bound Javelin Champion Is Known As ‘The YouTube Man’
“I would go to the cyber [cafe], look at the great javelin throwers...and I would come and practice the following day,” Olympic hopeful Julius Yego says.
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YouTube To Offer Highlights From 60 Countries During Upcoming Olympics
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IOC Will Launch Free, On-Demand Service For Olympics Videos
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