I generally love the Olympics and enjoy watching a wide variety of events, but I'm not watching like I used to. For a couple reasons
1. I'm at work when a lot of events happen. I might watch the replays of some, but missing the actual live final of something kills my enthusiasm for watching it a lot of the time. A few events are still worth it to go back and watch the whole thing, but far from the majority.
2. Social media, youtube, 24 hour news, the internet, etc. (media, media, media). I find that for a lot of the Olympics, I'll watch scores on-line, read recaps and discussion about the event, watch highlights, fast forward through the replay, and just generally put together my own custom, piecemeal coverage instead of watching the actual broadcast.
3. I loathe NBC broadcast coverage - prepackaged scripts, always tossing it back to the main host, cut up competitions, a zillion commercials, narrow focus, banal, forumlaic personal interest stories we've seen a billion times ("this athlete had a baby and is still competing, isn't that amazing. Did we mention she's a mother now"; this athlete grew up poor and made it to the Olympics; this athlete is trying to make a comeback after injury, doubt, retirement). Ugh. I hate it.
4. It's summer. I have a desk job where I sit all day. After work I want to be out and about and active, not on my couch.