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TV reporter apologizes for drinking before slurred Olympic broadcast
One of Australia’s most prominent sports reporters has apologized after slurring her way through a live Olympic broadcast. Danika Mason was doing a cross to the studio on Channel Nine’s Today breakfast show on Wednesday morning—Tuesday evening in Milan—when her speech became noticeably hard to decipher.

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Australian reporter apologizes for drinking before viral Olympics broadcast
Australian reporter apologizes for drinking before her Olympics broadcast
Danika Mason apologises for drinking before Olympics report
Australian presenter Danika Mason apologised after her slurred speech during a Winter Olympics report went viral.

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Viewers concerned as Winter Olympics reporter slurs & rambles through TV appearance – before host’s bizarre explanation
ABC staff mock Channel 9 reporter Danika Mason in leaked internal email following viral live cross
Drunk on TV - Australian reporter apologizes for Olympic blunder
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese even weighed in, saying he was "pro-Danika" and that there was "nothing to see here."

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Winter Olympics reporter Danika Mason admits BOOZING before slurring car-crash live TV appearance left viewers concerned
Olympics reporter apologizes for drinking, slurring words during live segment

Olympics schedule tonight: What's on in primetime in Milan on Feb. 19

The 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games continue with thrilling, must-see events. Here's what you can expect on primetime for Thursday, Feb. 19.
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NBC's Olympic broadcast w/ figure skating peaked Metered Markets

On the night (8 p.m. – 11:55 p.m.), NBC’s Olympic broadcast that featured figure skating’s ladies free skate later in the broadcast, drew an average audience of 22.9 million, with a peak of 25.0 million in the 9-10 p.m. hour, according to data ...
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Winter Olympics Broadcast Under Fire for Decision After Lindsey Vonn Crash

Video of Lindsey Vonn's crash was hard for Olympics fans to watch.

NBC SPORTS SELECTS IMAGING AND BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER FOR ITS PRODUCTION OF 2026 MILAN CORTINA WINTER OLYMPICS AND PARALYMPICS

STAMFORD, CONN. – February 3, 2026 – NBC Sports has selected Sony Electronics to provide technology, including more than 100 cameras and nearly 500 monitors, as well as lenses, accessories, and on-site support for its production of the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics and Paralympics, Feb. 6-22, and March 6-15, respectively.