9NOW platform receives refresh for the 2024 Paris Olympics

The 9NOW platform has been overhauled to provide users with more seamless, thorough and engaging coverage for the 2024 Olympic Games.

The announcement:

Ahead of the Olympic Games Paris 2024, 9Now has refreshed its experience for Australians to enjoy world class Olympic coverage live and free, complete with replays, unforgettable highlights, and more.

No matter how you choose to watch, the updated platform will provide a unified experience across all devices, featuring live coverage of all 45 official Olympic sports, a library of Olympic documentaries, sports explainers, and athlete profiles.

During live competition, the content offering will be enhanced by a comprehensive range of event highlights, including race replays, full match replays, and session replays.

Viewers can catch up on the previous day’s action with the Daily Highlights Show, hosted by Sam McClure, available at 9 am AEST each day. Additionally, you can watch the Daily Top 10 Moments and Daily Team Australia Highlights, all available every morning following the day’s play.

9Now’s collection of Olympic TV series:

• Olympic Games Paris 2024
• Team Australia
• Official Olympic Films
• Opening Ceremony
• Daily Highlights
• Daily Top 10 Moments
• Closing Ceremony

As Australia’s Home of the Olympics, the 9Network’s hosting team of Allison Langdon, James Bracey, Todd Woodbridge, Leila McKinnon, Dylan Alcott, Eddie McGuire, Sarah Abo and Karl Stefanovic will call the Trocadero home as they guide viewers through two weeks of Olympic competition.

Every event of every sport will be streamed on 9Now, ensuring viewers won’t miss any Australian moments of the games.

Hamish Turner, director of programming and 9Now, said: “We’re thrilled with 9Now’s fresh look and feel ahead of Paris 2024, with every medal and every moment available to all Australians live and free. Viewers will enjoy an immersive Olympic experience that gives them everything they want in one destination.”

Source: Nine Publicity