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13 video results for "broadcasting international olympic committee"

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07/03/2005
CBS Evening News
Olympic Host City To Be Named
Five cities around the world revved their enthusiasm days before the International Olympic Committee announces which city will host the 2012 Summer Olympics. Randall Pinkston reports.
Length: 2:47 min
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08/04/2008
CBS News
Olympic Ban On Iraq Reversed
"CBS News RAW": The International Olympic Committee has reversed its ban on Iraq allowing Iraqi athletes to compete. The ban was due to alleged government interference in the country's Olympic committee.
Length: 1:02 min
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07/27/2008
CBS Evening News
Iraqi Athletes Caught In Politics
The International Olympic Committee has banned Iraqi athletes because of decisions made by their government. Elizabeth Palmer reports on the athletes behind the politics.
Length: 2:14 min
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10/02/2009
CBS News
Rio de Janeiro Wins 2016 Olympics
The International Olympic Committee voted in Copenhagen to have the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, putting the games in South America for the first time.
Length: 1:11 min
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08/15/2008
News
Olympic online gold
Thanks to Microsoft's Silverlight streaming video software, more people than ever before are tuning in...err...logging on to watch the Olympics online. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on the popularity of the free service and the technology involved in transmitting that gold-medal relay race from Beijing to your home computer.
Length: 3:44 min
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08/11/2008
Insider Secrets
How to watch the Olympics online
It seems like it'd be easy to watch the Olympics online. Not so. Molly Wood takes you through the, ahem, hoops involved.
Length: 3:11 min
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08/22/2008
CBS News
Gymnast Age Controversy
The International Olympic Committee is investigating allegations that five of China's six Olympic female gymnasts are underage. The age requirement is 16. Manuel Gallegus reports.
Length: 1:25 min
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05/28/2008
News
Congress considers new regulations for Silicon Valley
CNET News.com's Charles Cooper and Declan McCullagh take stock of a move in Congress to pass a so-called Internet Freedom bill. The aim: To put regulations on tech companies doing business in China and other nations deemed to unreasonably restrict Internet use.
Length: 4:42 min
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08/01/2008
Buzz Out Loud
Buzz Out Loud 779: Ok A moo
Here at Buzz Out Loud, we are shamelessly attempting to launch a meme, based on the awesome Twitter ramblings of a guy stoned off his gourd at the dentist. Quick, somebody make a Cafe Press shirt! Also, today's show is rant-central, between the news that They can take our laptops for as long as They want for no reason, Apple's killing of a short-lived iPhone tethering app, and the U.S. Congress' mandate that our nation's schools prop up our dying music industry. Good times.
Length: 38:46 min
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08/05/2008
Loaded
Loaded: Bond, James Bond
The iPhone gets a much-needed firmware update, the BlackBerry Bold launches in Chile, and a new phone from Sony will help you look like James Bond.
Length: 5:50 min