From Athens to Alameda
Alameda Power & Telecom is proud to present complete coverage of the 2004 Olympics. We're talking 1000+ hours on 5
Networks 24 hours day, 7 days a week, and including stunningly clear high-definition broadcasts.
From August 11-29 you'll have the opportunity to watch the 28 sports that comprise the Summer Olympics.
It's the most in-depth Olympic broadcasting in history and will appear exclusively on the NBC Universal networks.
Your Opportunity to Watch 28 Olympic Sports
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Aquatics | Hockey |
| Archery | Judo |
| Athletics | Modern Pentathlon |
| Badminton | Rowing |
| Baseball | Sailing |
| Basketball | Shooting |
| Boxing | Softball |
| Canoeing | Table Tennis |
| Cycling | Taekwondo |
| Equestrian | Tennis |
| Fencing | Triathlon |
| Football | Volleyball |
| Gymnastics | Weightlifting |
| Handball | Wrestling |
Where it All Began
The Olympic Games of 2004 are back where they began more than 2,700 years ago. In 776 BC.
The Olympics evolved out of a Greek philosophy of life. It was all about and integrating the body, will,
and mind in a balanced whole. Sport, peace, culture, and education combined to further Greek civilization.
In 1896 the first Modern Olympic Games were held in Athens and since that time have been on a journey around the
world for more than a century. Now, at the dawn of the 3rd millennium, the Games are returning to the country of
their birth and the city of their revival. In 2004, Greece will be called upon to empower the Olympic Movement
once again, placing sport at the service of peace.
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