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IPC Selects Dailymotion To Live-Stream 680 Hours From Rio 2016

Around 680 hours of coverage from 13 sports will be live streamed on 15 HD channels on the IPC website Paralympic.org during the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. The IPC selected Dailymotion to provide the streaming services. Dailymotion is the world's second largest video sharing website with 3 billion video views per month. It also has an extensive network of media publishers, such as news sites, which use the Dailymotion player on their websites. The live stream, which will have English commentary, will be available in around 240 territories on Paralympic.org and in around 190 territories on Dailymotion.com/Paralympics. As well as the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, athletics, track cycling, football five-a-side, football seven-a-side, judo, powerlifting, sitting volleyball, swimming, table tennis, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair fencing, wheelchair rugby and wheelchair tennis will be live streamed. All other sports will feature in the daily highlights which will be streamed at 4pm and 11pm local time each day, as well as two news shows, shown at 3am and 10am each day (IPC). 

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