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Barny Mills: Barny Mills was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Sky Deutschland in September 2023.In August 2018, he initially took on the position of Deputy CFO at Sky Deutschland before becoming CFO in 2020. During this time, he played a key role in the development of the company's strategy as well as in major rights deals - including the Bundesliga. Prior to moving to Germany, Mills held a wide range of commercial finance, transformation, and integration roles at Sky in the UK.Mills started his career at Unilever and PepsiCo, where he worked for a total of 10 years.

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Priya Dogra: Priya joined Sky as Chief Advertising and New Revenue Officer in 2024. Priya has over two decades of experiences in the media industry encompassing operations, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, strategy, and business development.In her current role, Priya oversees Sky Media, our leading ad sales division which is at the forefront of delivering advanced and innovative advertising solutions to create value for our partners. Sky Media represents all of Sky’s channels and sites and sells on behalf of a range of renowned broadcasters and channels including Channel 5, Discovery, National Geographic, MTV, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central. Priya is also responsible for developing and growing our non-subscription revenues as Sky looks to further diversify our portfolio of brands and services to better serve our consumers.Prior to joining Sky, Priya was President & Managing Director for Warner Bros. Discovery EMEA. She was responsible for operating the company’s businesses across programming and production, marketing, advertising, commercial deals, and partnerships for the company’s lines of business including networks, streaming, theatrical, home entertainment and content sales.Priya began her career in investment banking at Citi, spending seven years covering clients in the media and telecoms sectors. Priya then transitioned to Time Warner / Warner Media spending 14 years with the company in a number of senior roles including serving as the head of M&A and head of Strategy & Corporate Development. During her tenure at the company, Priya was responsible for the company’s significant M&A activity including the sale of Time Warner to AT&T in 2018 and the company’s investment in Hulu in 2016.Priya is a former member of the Board of Directors of The Opportunity Network whose mission is to guide underrepresented students to and through college into successful careers, and also previously served on the board of Hello Sunshine, a media brand focused on discovering content and telling stories that celebrate women.

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Jonathan Licht: Jonathan is the Managing Director of Sky Sports. He joined Sky in 1998 after starting his career at Eurosport, initially working in the Audience Research department for Sky Media, before moving to Sky Sports in 2005 to become Head of Strategy and Planning and subsequently Director of Strategy and Business Development.In 2019 he was promoted to Deputy MD for Sky Sports with responsibility for overseeing the delivery of the Sky Sports strategy and vision, including rights acquisitions, rights-holder relationships, channel plans and distribution. Jonathan became Managing Director for Sky Sports in May 2021, leading the business into its fourth decade of operation with a focus on innovation and growth across both linear and digital platforms.During his career Jonathan has overseen a number of key initiatives that have strengthened the Sky Sports brand, including the packaging and proposition changes that saw Sky Sports channels move to be genre based, and the acquisition and extension of key rights including the Premier League, ECB and FA WSL.

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Simone Biles Stars at U.S. Gymnastics Trials On NBC & Peaco*ck in Most-Watched Olympic Trials Telecast Since 2016: In addition, combined viewership for swimming, diving, track & field, and gymnastics across NBC, Peaco*ck and USA Network was UP 58% from 2021, according to custom fast national data from Nielsen and metrics from Adobe Analytics. Biles finished first at the Olympic Trials last night as an average of 7.6 million viewers watched on NBC and Peaco*ck (8:36-11:03 p.m. ET) – marking the most-watched Olympic Trials telecast since 2016 (8.6 million viewers, July 10) and UP 29% from 2021 (5.9 million viewers). Last night’s audience peaked at 8.2 million viewers from 10-10:15 p.m. ET as the gymnasts completed their final rotations. Earlier on Sunday night, McLaughlin-Levrone clocked a world-record 50.65 in the 400m hurdles in the final event of the track & field trials, which averaged 4.5 million viewers across eight nights of competition on NBC and Peaco*ck – UP 38% from the 2021 Trials (3.2 million viewers). From June 15-30 on NBC, Peaco*ck, and USA Network, coverage of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for swimming, diving, track & field, and gymnastics, delivered a 58% viewership increase over 2021. Live primetime coverage on NBC and Peaco*ck averaged 3.9 million viewers – UP 24% from 2021 (3.2 million viewers). In addition, across Peaco*ck and NBC Sports Digital platforms, viewers streamed more than 488 million live minutes of 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials competition – more than three times greater the combined total of the 2021 U.S. Olympic Trials (79 million minutes) and 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials (53 million minutes). Over the past few weeks, NBCUniversal’s coverage of the Trials featured show-stopping performances from stars including Biles, Suni Lee, Frederick Richard, Noah Lyles, Sha’Carri Richardson, McLaughlin-Levrone, Katie Ledecky, Caeleb Dressel, and world record-setting swimmers Regan Smith and Gretchen Walsh, along with Michael Phelps in the booth, commentary from Snoop Dogg and Terry Crews at the track & field competition, Peyton Manning watching tape with two-time Olympic shot put gold medalist Ryan Crouser, and a record 285,000+ swimming fans at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis Team USA will next take part in The Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics, on Friday, July 26 on NBC, Peaco*ck, and Telemundo.

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Comcast Announces Team USA Sponsored Athletes for The Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024: "This summer, the world’s best athletes will compete in one of the most beautiful cities at the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024,” said Matt Lederer, Vice President of Brand Partnerships at Comcast.Comcast is excited to highlight these talented athletes as they look to make their dreams a reality on the biggest stage. Team Comcast includes the following athletes: * Noah Lyles, Track and Field, Alexandria, VA Lyles, a U.S. Olympic bronze medalist and six-time gold medalist at the Track & Field World Championships, has set his sights on breaking the World Record in the 200m race in Paris. * Sophia Smith, Soccer, Fort Collins, COAfter scoring half of Team USA’s goals during the 2023 World Cup tournament, Smith will make her Olympic Games debut in Paris. In 2020, Smith was the first overall pick in the NWSL draft and was named League MVP and U.S. Soccer’s Female Player of the Year in 2022. * Anna Hall, Track and Field, Greenwood, COAfter shattering the American Pentathlon record, Hall earned a silver medal at the World Championships in Heptathlon. This summer, she will make her Olympic Games debut in Paris. * Victor Montalvo, Breaking, Kissimmee, FLSince entering his first breaking battle at age 14, Montalvo – known as B’Boy Victor – has become an all-star in the breaking world and is usually ranked in the top two globally. Victor became the first American breakdancer to qualify for the Games and will be representing Team USA in the Olympic Games debut of Breaking. * Torri Huske, Swimming, Arlington, VAHuske – a U.S. Olympic silver medalist – made history as one of only four Americans to ever win six medals at the 2022 World Aquatics Championships, where she also became the world champion in the 100m fly. Huske now looks forward to Paris where she is aiming for gold. * Grant Holloway, Track and Field, Chesapeake, VAHolloway – a U.S. Olympic silver medalist – has won the last three World Championships in the 110m hurdles and is aiming for gold in Paris. Holloway also holds the 60m Hurdle world record. * Jewell Loyd, Basketball, Lincolnwood, ILLoyd – a two-time FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup gold medalist and five-time WNBA All-Star – is going for her third Olympic gold medal on Team USA in Paris. Loyd was selected as the number one WNBA draft pick in 2015 and has been a two-time WNBA champion over her nine-year career. * Carson Foster, Swimming, Cincinnati, OHIn 2012, at just 10 years old, Foster made swimming headlines when he broke the National Age Group Record in the 100m Butterfly. He went on to become a silver medalist at the 2023 World Aquatics Championships in the 400m IM and the 4x200 freestyle relay. Foster hopes for a breakout performance in Paris. * Anastasia Pagonis, Para Swimming, Long Island, NYPagonis found solace in swimming as a way to reclaim her…

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'Primetime in Paris' on NBC and Peaco*ck to Deliver Most Entertaining and Compelling Action Every Night of Paris Olympics: Mike Tiricowill hostPrimetime in Parisfrom Paris’ famed Trocadero, with the iconic Eiffel Tower and River Seine serving as the backdrop for NBCU’s Olympic primetime coverage.Following are highlights of what viewers can expect onPrimetime in Parison NBC and Peaco*ck: * Main Title Sequence– Each night’sPrimetime in Pariswill open with a cinematic main title sequence – created in partnership with award-winning studio Imaginary Forces – set to a new rendition of the iconic Olympic theme, Bugler’s Dream, setting the tone for the re-imagined primetime presentation which will evolve each night to highlight major moments and storylines. * Gold Medal Victories–Primetime in Pariswill typically begin with a gold medal victory from competition that day, showcasing a life-changing victory within the first 10 minutes of the program. * Event of the Night– Each night’sPrimetime in Pariswill be punctuated by the “Event of the Night” in the show’s third hour, tapping into NBCU’s storytelling firepower to dive deep on the Games’ biggest stories and competitions with limited commercial interruption. * Enhanced Access and Technology–Primetime in Pariswill bring viewers behind the scenes with unprecedented athlete access – including athlete-generated content, going inside the Olympic Village with medalists, mic’d up athletes with their families – to showcase the defining moments of the Games through innovative technology with in-depth analysis that advances and completes the story. * Snoop Dogg– Global megastarSnoop Doggwill be a part ofPrimetime in Parismost nights, joining Tirico with a report after a day of attending Olympic competitions, visiting with Olympic athletes and their friends and families, and exploring the unique sights and sounds that only Paris has to offer.“Primetime in Pariswill be unlike any previous Olympic primetime show in U.S. television history,” saidRob Hyland, Primetime Producer, NBC Olympics. “We are going to be highly imaginative in our approach, distilling the best-of-the-best from each day’s events and telling those stories in a unique way. You may knowwhathappened, but we’ll tell youhowandwhyit happened, and complete the stories each night with additional context beyond the action. Whether it’s Snoop Dogg at gymnastics or an Olympian providing an exclusive first-person perspective as they achieve their lifelong dream,Primetime in Pariswill be must-see TV every night.”Primetime in Pariswill also feature a revamped graphic treatment and imagery in and around Paris, showcasing the beauty of the City of Light from a more up-close-and-personal level for the audience at home.The reimagined primetime show will follow NBCU’s most extensive daytime coverage for a European Olympic Games. Every day, NBC and Peaco*ck will provide…

Peaco*ck Unveils Personalized Olympic Recaps Featuring The Voice of Legendary Sports Announcer Al Michaels Generated With A.I.: In collaboration with Emmy Award-winning, Hall of Fame announcer Al Michaels and powered by generative A.I. and A.I. voice synthesis technology, “Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peaco*ck” will provide fans with their own customized playlist featuring highlights of the events most relevant to them from the previous day. Each compilation will feature clips from NBCU’s Olympics coverage and be narrated by a high-quality A.I. re-creation of Michaels’ voice, which was trained using his past appearances on NBC and matches his signature expertise and elocution.Unveiled today at NBCUniversal’s One Month Out press event celebrating 30 days until the Games, “Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peaco*ck” is tailored to the Olympics fan on-the-go and will be available to Peaco*ck subscribers starting July 27 atwww.peaco*cktv.com/olympicson all supported web browsers as well as on the Peaco*ck app on select mobile and tablet devices.“Peaco*ck continues to introduce unique customer-first features that strengthen our unmatched leadership in live streaming,” said Kelly Campbell, President of Peaco*ck and Direct-to-Consumer, NBCUniversal.“When I was approached about this, I was skeptical but obviously curious,” said Al Michaels. “Then I saw a demonstration detailing what they had in mind. I said, ‘I’m in.’”Nearly 7 million personalized variants of “Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peaco*ck” could be streamed across the U.S. during the Games – all generated by pulling from NBCUniversal’s 5,000 hours of live coverage from Paris, where up to 40 Olympics events will be happening concurrently each day.Creating “Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peaco*ck”To receive “Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peaco*ck,” fans can visit the Olympic hub and Home page of Peaco*ck starting July 27 and opt into the types of highlights they would like to see, including their three favorite sports and preferred topics, such as behind-the-scenes and backstories, top competition, viral and trending moments, and a spotlight on international teams. The first edition on July 27 will be highlights from the Opening Ceremony and starting July 28, after the first full day of events, personalized versions for each individual will be available.The technology will pull from hundreds of NBC Sports-produced clips each day to generate a playlist of around 10 minutes highlighting the most relevant moments from the prior day for each user, along with a look ahead to what fans can expect to see in the NBC Primetime show. The recaps narrated by the A.I. re-creation of Michaels’ voice will give an overview of each selected highlight. A team of NBCU editors will review all content, including audio and clips, for quality assurance and accuracy before recaps are made available to users.“Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peaco*ck” will be featured in Peaco*ck’s…

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Comcast Introduces NOW TV Latino: The Best Value in Spanish-Language Live TV and Streaming For Only $10/Mo: NOW TV Latino makes it simple and convenient for customers to enjoy exceptional Spanish-language entertainment and thousands of hours of movies, shows, live sports and news. NOW TV Latino can be purchased standalone or as a bolt-on to Xfinity’s other streaming offerings, like NOW TV, NOW StreamSaver™, and Xfinity StreamSaver™, to keep the whole family entertained with the best in English and Spanish-language programming. “NOW TV Latino is easy to add to any Xfinity broadband products, offering customers new ways to save money on streaming entertainment via the nation’s best and most reliable network,” said José Velez Silva, VP, Multicultural Strategy, Operations & Community Engagement. With NOW TV Latino, customers can enjoy blockbuster movies, novelas, sports, and live news from 25+ live streaming and free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels. Content highlights include: * Movies and TV Shows in Spanish – Enjoy live and on-demand shows and movies from Cinelatino, Sony Cine, Kanal D Drama, Pasiones, Televisión Dominicana, ViendoMovies, Telemundo (via Peaco*ck), and more. Some highlights include Pasiones’ Madre, Kanal D Drama’s Vidas Rotas, Cinelatino’s Cesar Chávez, Sony Cine’s The Wedding Planner, Televisión Dominicana’s Qué León, and more. * Live News – Tune in to Estrella News, Caracol Televisión, CentroAméricaTV, WAPA America, and a collection of national and local FAST channels fromTelemundo, including Noticias Telemundo Ahora (24/7), Telemundo Noticias Florida, Telemundo Noticias Texas, Telemundo Noticias California, and Telemundo Noticias Noreste. * Peaco*ck Premium – Offered at no additional cost as part of NOW TV Latino, Peaco*ck Premium includes a huge collection of hit movies, next-day access to all new shows from NBC and Bravo, and fan-favorite library content, available in English and Spanish. With Peaco*ck Premium, customers can also watch live events, like the Latin Billboards, and thousands of hours of live sports, including Premier League soccer, Team USA Men and Women’s soccer, Chivas Liga MX home matches, select NFL games, WWE, and the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics and FIFA World Cup 26. Customers looking for the best collection of Spanish-language and English streaming options can easily combine NOW TV Latino with one or all of Xfinity’s existing streaming offerings for even more value. * NOW TV Latino + Xfinity StreamSaver ($25/month): Everything included in NOW TV Latino with Peaco*ck Premium, plus Apple TV+ and Netflix Standard with ads. * NOW TV Latino + NOW TV ($30/month): Everything included in NOW TV Latino with Peaco*ck Premium, plus over 60 additional streaming channels including AccuWeather, AMC, A&E, Hallmark, History Channel, Lifetime, NBC News, TODAY All Day, WEtv and Xumo Movies. * NOW TV Latino + NOW StreamSaver ($40/month):…

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Steven Spielberg Stars in NBCUniversal’s Opening Film to Welcome Viewers to the Paris Olympics: The announcement was made earlier today at a press event at 30 Rockefeller Center in New York City about NBCU’s coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024.As viewers get set to watch an unprecedented Opening Ceremony on Friday, July 26, Spielberg welcomes them to the Games with a four-minute film titled, “Land of Stories” – which showcases the Olympics as the perfect template for telling an epic story. Filmed at a Universal Studios soundstage in November 2023, NBCU worked with artists at Industrial Light & Magic to transport Spielberg to Paris.“Steven Spielberg is one of the world’s greatest storytellers,” saidMolly Solomon, President and Executive Producer, NBC Olympics Production. “For decades we have been moved to experience the full range of human emotions through his fully immersive storytelling style. It was a thrill to see Steven so excited to speak about the magic of the Olympics – from the moments we all remember to the potential of the current athletes. It feels like the perfect prelude to the Paris Games.”Shorter versions of “Land of Stories” will be used topromoteNBCU’s coverage of the Opening Ceremony across its broadcast, cable, streaming, and social media platforms, as well as inAMCandIMAXtheatres. A 60-second tease will debut on television during theMacy’s 4thof July Fireworks® Spectacularon NBC and Peaco*ck.NBC and Peaco*ck will present live coverage of the Opening Ceremony on Friday, July 26, 2024, beginning at Noon ET. Telemundo will provide Spanish-language coverage beginning at 1 p.m. ET. Primetime coverage will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT on NBC and Peaco*ck.The plans for the Opening Ceremony are unlike any other. Paris 2024 organizers are turning one of the world’s most famous waterways, the River Seine, into the world’s biggest theatrical stage. Instead of walking into a stadium, a four-mile-long flotilla of nearly 100 boats will carry thousands of athletes from more than 200 countries past hundreds of thousands of spectators seated on the banks of the Seine.It was announced in March that Emmy Award-winning talk show host and Grammy Award-winning artistKelly Clarksonand Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback and two-time Super Bowl championPeyton Manningwill join two-time Sports Emmy Award-winner and NBC Olympics primetime hostMike Tiricotohost NBCU’s coverage of the Opening Ceremony. Joining Kelly, Peyton, and Mike from a different vantage point will beTODAYShow hostsSavannah GuthrieandHoda Kotb.

NBCUniversal Enhances Accessibility For Its Coverage of The Olympic Games Paris 2024: Closed captioning, which provides text of the coverage audio for viewers who are Deaf or hard of hearing, will be available for all Olympic events airing across NBCU’s broadcast and cable networks. NBCUniversal will also provide closed captioning for all digital livestreams with commentary across Peaco*ck, NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. More audio description services – interspersing broadcast audio with skilled voices describing Olympic scenes and context – will be available for viewers who are blind or visually impaired for the Paris Olympics than any previous Games. All coverage on NBC, including daytime, primetime, and late night, and the Gold Zone whip-around show on Peaco*ck, will feature audio description provided by Descriptive Video Works. In a first for a U.S. broadcaster, audio description services for NBC coverage will be provided in stereo, enhancing the quality of sound for viewers. Additionally, improved web content accessibility, including keyboard navigation, color contrast and support for screen readers, will be available on NBCOlympics.com, NBC.com, the NBC Sports app, and Peaco*ck. Livestreams and replays which offer audio description will have English audio description as a language choice within the players on these digital platforms. To easily find all events with audio description, click here. To contact NBCUniversal about issues related to closed captions, please send an email to CCFeedback@nbcuni.com. For audio description issues, email ADFeedback@nbcuni.com “We’re excited to provide all viewers with more accessibility to our Olympics coverage than ever before,” said Gary Zenkel, President, NBC Olympics. “With the goal of enabling all viewers to enjoy the unprecedented excitement of the Olympic Games in Paris, we’re proud to provide closed captioning on all live coverage and the most audio description ever.”All of this audio description and closed captioning will be available to Comcast Xfinity customers who experience the Games on the Xfinity X1 platform, including on the live Olympic Games coverage delivered in 4K, on Xfinity Stream, and on Xfinity Flex. “For over a decade, Comcast NBCUniversal has been committed to connecting people to moments that matter,” said Tom Wlodkowski, Vice President of Accessibility at Comcast.