Vancouver Olympic Games

Vancouver 2010 is the official site of the Vancouver Olympics, providing news, event calendars, and information about related events like the torch relay, policy changes and event venues.

The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has bolstered its official site in honor of the Vancouver Games, providing plenty of news and information, including athlete bios and landing pages for every winter sport. You’ll also find a message board and blog section, as well as a “Resources” section with Olympics facts and other historical information.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is the “official site of the Olympic Movement,” with information on past Olympics, athlete biographies and news pertaining to the Games. The Olympic Review, an IOC publication, is also available for download. You can access the IOC and international sports calendars as well.

NBC Olympics is the official online hub of NBC’s Olympic coverage, with news, bios and multimedia on every winter sport and live streaming of many events, which are then archived on the site. Look for headline news and individual sport updates in addition to expert commentary and analysis, photos and videos.

ESPN maintains an Olympic Sports section with in-depth features and analysis from top sports journalists, as well as video clips and photos. You can also click on individual sports at the top of the page to peruse updated news wire reports from Reuters and the Associated Press.

The New York Times has a section devoted to Vancouver, with multimedia features like slideshows with audio commentary, athlete profiles, breaking and in-depth news.

CTV is one of Canada’s largest television networks, and its site has an extensive section for Olympic coverage. Geared primarily toward a Canadian audience, the site offers a perspective on the games not available through mainstream American papers.