[DOC] [TLE] The Museum of Broadcast Communications - Encyclopedia of ... [PAR] TV has popularized the event to the point that the global audience is now ... 
priced at $456 million, a figure that did not include the cost of the production itself, 
which ... The Summer broadcast rights almost tripled from 1980 to 1984 ($87 
million to $225 million) and both Winter and Summer rights have gone for $300 
million or... [DOC] [TLE] NBC Wins 1996 Olympics for a Record $456 Million - latimes [PAR] Jul 28, 1993 ... Turner Broadcasting offered $75 million to be a partner for the 1992 ... The 
Olympics and TV ... ABC $15.5 million 1980 Summer at Moscow NBC $87 million 
1984 Winter ... million 1984 Summer at Los Angeles ABC $225 million 1988 
Winter at ... CBS $300 million 1996 Summer at Atlanta NBC $456 million. [DOC] [TLE] Olympics on television - Wikipedia [PAR] The price for ABC's 180 hours of television is $225 million. ... rights almost tripled 
from 1980 to 1984 ($87 million to $225 million) and both Winter and Summer 
rights have gone for $300 million or more since 1988. [DOC] [TLE] NBC IN OLYMPIC PACT WITH A BOYCOTT CUSHION - NYTimes.com [PAR] Mar 27, 1986 ... Although the $300 million minimum amount agreed to by NBC falls short of the ... 
to the $225 million contract signed by ABC for the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. 
... NBC paid $87 million for the 1980 Games in Moscow, and ABC paid ... the 
already complicated, and costly, negotiations for television rights. [DOC] [TLE] Olympics represent world's most expensive sporting event | CSN ... [PAR] Jul 25, 2016 ... If you want to host the Olympics, it's going to cost you. ... The stratospheric 
increase in television rights began in earnest after 1984. TV DEALS 1980 
Moscow (summer) -- $87 million (The USA and 64 other countries ... 1984 Los 
Angeles (summer) -- $225 million ... 1988 Seoul (summer) -- $300 million [DOC] [TLE] Case Analysis - Springer [PAR] including the 1980 Moscow price, which was almost three times the 1976 Mon- ... 
ABC had been awarded the Montreal Olympics television rights without ... $87 
million ... in advertising revenue more than three times the $25 million price. .... 
tee have done if CBS had called its bluff and refused to bid as high as $300 
million? [DOC] [TLE] USATODAY.com - NBC keeps rights for Olympic broadcasts through ... [PAR] Jun 6, 2003 ... Longtime Olympics telecaster NBC won the USA rights to the 2010 and ... The 
$2.201 billion price, including $2.001 billion in television rights, is a 46% ... 1980, 
Moscow (NBC), 150, $87M. 1984, Los Angeles (ABC), 180, $225M ... $12 million 
for the U.S. Olympic Trials and $10 million for a digital TV library,... [DOC] [TLE] How NBC kept its grip on Olympic rings - SportsBusiness Daily ... [PAR] Jun 13, 2011 ... 1980, Moscow, NBC, NA, $87 million* ... 1984, Los Angeles, ABC, 23, $225 
million ... 1988, Seoul, South Korea, NBC, 17.9, $300 million ... He told Rogge to 
expect a rights fee north of $2 billion for the 2014 and 2016 Olympics. ... Timo 
Lumme, the IOC's director of TV and marketing, said afterward that it... [DOC] [TLE] NBC agreed to pay a minimum of $300 million... - UPI Archives [PAR] Oct 3, 1985 ... NBC agreed to pay a minimum of $300 million and a maximum of ... for the U.S. 
broadcast rights to televise the 1988 Summer Olympics ... ABC was said to be the 
low bidder at $225 million, the same price it paid for the rights to the 1984 ... 
network from broadcasting the 1980 Summer Games from Moscow,... [DOC] [TLE] The Big Three Aren't Sold On Seoul - SI.com [PAR] Sep 23, 1985 ... ... meet the $500 million price for TV rights to the 1988 Summer Games. ... ABC 
paid $

Question: TV rights to it in 1980 cost $87 million; in 1984, $225 million; & for 1988, $300 million
Answer: the Olympics