Thursday, February 18, 2010

How to Complain to NBC About Olympic Coverage

Thanks to @ladyneat for Tweeting the email address for complaints to NBC about their Olympic coverage. The email address is nbcolympicsfeedback@nbcuni.com

I sent the following brief email to them complaining about the poor coverage afforded to hockey at the Olympics.

From: buddyoakes@hotmail.com

To: nbcolympicsfeedback@nbcuni.com

Subject: Olympic Hockey Coverage


Initially I was unhappy with hockey being removed to your cable stations (USA, CNBC, MSNBC) because I do not get them in HD. I overcame my disappointment with the thoughts that at least the games would be center stage on the cable channels and be shown in their entirety.


Now that I see they are pre-empted by curing, commercials, and women's hockey, I am even further disappointed in your coverage. I will say that overall, the coverage is better in the other sports than in Torino but as an partner with the NHL in their Game of the Week coverage, it would behoove your interests to give Olympic hockey more of a priority.


Sincerely,


Buddy Oakes

PredsOnTheGlass.com


In return, I received an email and was asked to join an "panel" to give my opinions.

From: Nbcolympicsfeedback@nbcuni.com
To: buddyoakes@hotmail.com

Subject: RE: Olympic Hockey Coverage


Because you've got opinions...


You're Invited To Become a Member of Our Contemporary Consumers Advisory Panel


We are putting together a select group of dedicated viewers and consumers to provide their opinions about media, advertising, shopping, and much more!


We need all types of viewers and consumers; so don't worry what networks or programs you usually watch or websites you visit.


Rest assured that your time and privacy are of the utmost importance to us and we will always respect both. We appreciate your time and your input is invaluable.


Thank you in advance for becoming an advisor. We look forward to getting to know you better and hearing from you.


Click here to join the Contemporary Consumers Advisory Panel, and have your voice heard!

Let's get started with a few questions, this will help us identify the sorts of things you may be most interested in talking about.

Thanks!


Sincerely,


The Contemporary Consumers Team



I assume if you are interested, you can go here and join the panel too. Give it a try if you are interested.

More Later...

Buddy Oakes for PredsOnTheGlass

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