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    NBC'S TWITTER RETORT

    NBC's executive producer of the games, Jim Bell, has taken to Twitter to answer critics.

    James Poniewozik, Time magazine TV critic, tweeted that "NBC tape delay coverage is like the airlines: its interest is in giving you the least satisfactory service you will still come back for."

    That drew a quick response from NBC's Bell: "You do know that all sports events are being streamed live right?"

    "I do, indeed!" replied Poniewozik. "Have enjoyed it. Apparently a lot of folks still prefer watching it on TV."

    David Bauder — Twitter http://twitter.com/dbauder

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