The Sochi Olympics are in full swing, generating hours of live and delayed sports programming ripe for distribution online. Much of the content is restricted to authenticated pay-TV subscribers, but that doesn't change the technical hurdles involved in delivering high-quality video of the events to American viewers online. In a special report, Samantha Bookman, managing editor for FierceMarkets' Wireline Group, looks at some of the technology behind the games and examines the various ways consumers--even those who don't buy a pay-TV package--can watch online. Read more.