Picture taken on July 4, 2021 shows guests attending the Beijing 2022 Olympic Broadcasting Services IBC Handover Ceremony at China National Convention Center Phase II in Beijing, capital of China. (Xinhua/Ju Huanzong)
BEIJING, July 4 (Xinhua) -- The Beijing 2022 organizing committee (BOCOG) on Sunday officially delivered its International Broadcast Center (IBC) project, as part of the Main Media Center (MMC), to the Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS), marking a key milestone in Beijing 2022's preparations for Games-time broadcasting services.
According to Xu Jicheng, Director General of BOCOG's Media Operations Department, an estimated 15,000 registered journalists and 12,000 broadcasting staff will attend the Games, and more than four billion viewers will watch events on TV.