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The Winter Olympics are broadcast at night in our part of the world. In an amusing commercial, French TV stations promise: "We'll be as quiet as possible.".
Sporting events in South Korea - not ideal for us Europeans who are used to schedules. Let's remember the 2002 Football World Cup in Japan/South Korea, for example: certain games had to be watched early in the morning. We are now facing that again: the 2018 Winter Olympics will take place here in the middle of the night, among other things. An example? You can watch the men's downhill at 3 a.m. on February 11.
The unusual times have the advantage that you can basically watch everything if you want to. The disadvantage: sleep falls by the wayside. Not only your own, but also that of others, depending on your behavior. That's why it's important to be quiet! Francetv and Publicis Conseil promise to set a good example and are launching the "Silent Olympic Games".
By the way: Not everything takes place in the middle of the night according to CET. The evening competitions are broadcast at midday here. And when it's afternoon in South Korea, we're eating breakfast. (hae)
