1936 Berlin

RBC

1948 London

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

1952 Oslo

Norsk Rikskringkasting (NRK)

1952 Helsinki

Radio Finland Broadcasting Corporation (FBC)

1956 Melbourne

AUBC Radio

1956 Cortina d’Ampezzo

Radiotelevisione Italiana (RAI)

1960 Squaw Valley

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

1960 Rome

Radiotelevisione Italiana (RAI)

1964 Innsbruck

Österreichscher Rundfunk (ORF)

1964 Tokyo

Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)

1968 Grenoble

Organization de la Radio Télévision Française (ORTF)

1968 Mexico

Telesistema Mexicano (TSM)

1972 Sapporo

Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)

1972 Munich

Deutsches Olympisches Zentrum (DOZ); Partnership between two German channels, ARD and ZDF

1976 Innsbruck

Österreichscher Rundfunk (ORF)

1976 Montreal

La Olympic Radio Television Organization (La ORTO)

1980 Lake Placid

American Broadcasting Company (ABC)

1980 Moscow

USSR State Television & Radio Committee (USSR STRC)

1984 Sarajevo, former Yugoslavia

Jugoslovenska Radio Televizie (JRT)

1984 Los Angeles

American Broadcasting Company (ABC)

1988 Calgary

CTV Television Network (CTV)

1988 Seoul

Seoul Olympics Radio and Television Organization (SORTO); Created by KBS and MBC

1992 Albertville

Olympic Radio Television Organization (ORTO’92)

1992 Barcelona

Radio Televisio Olimpica (RTO ’92); Created by Barcelona Olympic Organizing Committee (COOB ’92)

1994 Lillehammer

Olympic Radio Television Organization (ORTO ‘94)

1996 Atlanta

Atlanta Olympic Broadcasting (AOB)

1998 Nagano

Olympic Radio Television Organization (ORTO ‘98)

2000 Sydney

Sydney Olympic Broadcasting Organization (SOBO)

2002 Salt Lake City

International Sports Broadcasting (ISB)

2004 Athens

Athens Olympic Broadcasting (AOB)

2006 Torino

Torino Olympic Broadcasting Organisation (TOBO)

2008 Beijing

Beijing Olympic Broadcasting (BOB); In conjunction with Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS)

2010-12

Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS)