Editing 1984 Winter Olympics (section)

== Media ==
More than 3,000 employees of the Yugoslav public broadcaster, [[Yugoslav Radio Television]], produced 204 hours of television broadcasts. The number of countries in which received broadcasts of the games on television increased from 40 to 100 and the broadcasting rights, which were {{currency|20.7|USD}} million in 1980, stood at {{currency|102.7|USD}} million. Media revenue is shared between the organizing committee which received two-thirds and the IOC which collected one-third. The channel [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] spent {{currency|91.5|USD}} million to broadcast the footage in the United States, nearly 51% of all money spent on broadcasting rights.<ref>{{harvsp|Monnin|2010|p=203}}</ref><ref name = "Dunkelberger p. 383" />

The Games were covered by 7,393 representatives of the media from 39 countries: 2,363 journalists from the print media and 5,030 employees of television and radio channels.<ref name = cio /><ref>{{harvsp|Organizing committee|1984|p=134}}</ref> Seven Media Press Centers and International Broadcaster Centers were set at the various competition venues, the main one was inside the [[Skenderija]] Center.<ref>{{harvsp|Organizing committee|1984|pp=129–130}}</ref>