OBS Media Hub
INFORMATION FOR MEDIA
Welcome to the OBS Media Hub, your central destination for everything related to Olympic broadcasting. Discover how the Games are captured, produced, and shared with the world - from planning and innovation to advanced production technology and creative storytelling. Explore the latest news, Games media guides and reviews, historical insights, and information on media requests and additional resources.
Latest news
OBS Photo Collection Milano Cortina 2026
Check out OBS images from the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, featuring a selection from the Media Guide. Available for editorial use only.
DOCUMENTS
Find concise, data-driven insights into OBS initiatives and operations. From the use of AI technologies and gender equality measures to production statistics and efficiency practices, these fact sheets offer a clear overview of key broadcasting topics.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Please fill out the media request form. We will get back to you within 48hours
- Note: For non-OBS related media requests and information, please refer to Olympic Media Resources
- Our main working language is English; therefore, all media request must be submitted in English.
- All current and archived press releases are availbable under OBS News section.
- You can also follow OBS on LinkedIn.
- The “Who is OBS” document provides an overview of OBS, including its mission, structure, and key operational responsibilties during and between the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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The Olympic Broadcasting History document provides an overview of all broadcast operations since Berlin 1936 to Paris 2024.
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Addidtional broadcasting related documents are availbe through the IOC Marketing & Broadcasting files section and the Olympic World Library, an online libray dedicated to literature on the Olympic Movement, the Olympic Games and Olympism.
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- Please refer to the OBS Fact Sheets section for details on our initiatives and practices in these areas.
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Please visit the Olympic Documents section to access official publications, reports, and resources related to the IOC, the Olympic Games, and the wider Olympic Movement.
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For further details and commonly asked questions, you can also refer to the FAQ page
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- No. OBS is responsible for host broadcast operations and does not handle media accreditation. For information on accreditation, please refer to IOC Media Accreditation.
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For general media-related inquiries, please contact mediarequests@obs.tv
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For Milano Cortina 2026 related requests, please complete this media request form.
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