Review: Online Olympics is ambitious, but not TV

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This screen shot shows a replay of the Angola-Germany mens basketball game with text commentary from Rotoworld.com a sports site partnering with NBC on NBCOlympics.com. (AP Photo)
This screen shot shows a replay of the Angola-Germany men's basketball game with text commentary from Rotoworld.com, a sports site partnering with NBC, on NBCOlympics.com. (AP Photo)
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(AP) -- NBC Universal is running an unprecedented 3,600 hours of Olympics coverage on television and the Internet, most of it live online, letting fans track their favorite sports in a way not possible even if they'd gone to Beijing.


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