United Kingdom: Channel 4
Australia: ABC2 (digital channel)
Brazil: Rede Globo and Sportv (Rede Globo may broadcast some events live) Canada: CTV (English) and RDS (French)
Colombia: The Senal Colombia (English)
Denmark: DR HD
Europe: European Broadcasting Union
Finland: Yle
France: France Ô
Germany: ARD and ZDF
Ireland: Setanta Ireland (Highlights on RTÉ Two)
Italy: Sky Italia
Japan: NHK
New Zealand: Sky Sport
Singapore: MediaCorp
South Africa: SuperSport
South Korea: Korean Broadcasting System (KBS)
Sweden: Sveriges Television (SVT) (will send approximately 40 hours live on SVT1, SVT2, SVT24 and their web service SVT Play)
Thailand: Channel 3, Royal Army's Channel 5, BBTV Channel 7, and Modernine TV
United States: NBC will only air 5 and a half hours of coverage, NBC Sports Network will only air one hour shows on 4, 5, 6 and 11 September while NBC will air a 90 minute special on September 16th.
The Paralympics literally get less then half the coverage the Olympics gets. I find that very disapointing. These athletes deserve just as much of the spotlight.
They deserve more attention than the normal athletes tbh
I mean, why are they classed as "heroes" and these people are shunned aside? These athletes had to struggle through their disabilities to get where they are now.
I wonder how many condoms the Paralympic athletes go through
We have this Lebanese athlete that won 2 Bronze in a row.
The only person that congratulated him in 2008 is the Lebanese ambassador to China
The only people that funded him now is the Lebanese embassy in the UK
I'm actually interested to watch some of these events, especially after the attention that Oscar Pistorius garnered earlier this summer. It's too bad there's almost no coverage in the U.S.
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