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It's the Olympics.

I love the Olympics.

They are a huge business for Comcast as well, which owns NBC Universal,

the parent of NBC, the cable channels, the Universal Movie Studio, and Peacock, the streamer.

Starting Friday from Paris, they've got 7,000 hours of coverage over 17 days.

5,000 of those on Peacock in the U.S., all 329 medal events.

NBC will have package programming in prime time for the first time.

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