Seven weren't even the best Australian olympic broadcaster (SBS); how can they possibly win any world award?
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Wow! I can only imagine how bad the NBC and BBC coverage was for Seven to win.
Hmmmm. Given that the IOC were involved, I wonder who Seven payed off?
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