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NBC’s Parent Profits from Olympics, Too

General Electric won 400 infrastructure projects for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

By P.J. Bednarski -- Broadcasting & Cable, 8/11/2008 9:45:00 AM

NBC Universal sold more than $1 billion in advertising for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, but the network's parent, General Electric, with its diverse portfolio of businesses, generated another $750 million in other ways.

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GE said Monday that it won 400 infrastructure projects, including providing filtration technology for safe drinking water and rainwater recycling at the Bird's Nest national stadium.

Other projects included advanced baggage-screening equipment at Beijing's airport and providing 120 wind turbines to "wind farms" north of Beijing, which supply energy to the Olympic area.

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