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The BBC is to show continuous coverage of the Olympic Games on its 22 large public screens across Britain.
The digital screens – joint ventures of the public broadcaster, local authorities, and the Olympics organising body LOCOG – are mostly 100-inch LED units, located in major centres such as London, Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburgh and Belfast, as well as some medium-sized cities such as Norwich and Portsmouth.
Daktronics and Philips supplied the screens, which are driven by Capital Networks’ Audience software.
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