All articles from: June, 2011

New Media Strategies Named Social Media Agency of Record for Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011

Special Olympics Chair and CEO Shriver Touts “Invaluable Partnership”Athens, Greece (PRWEB) June 29, 2011 New Media Strategies (NMS), the pioneering and largest social media marketing agency, today announced that it will serve as the Social Media Agency of Record for the Special Olympics World Summer Games Athens 2011. “New Media Strategies has been an invaluable [...]

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Team Great Britain at 2012 Olympics? Scotland, Wales cry foul over ‘historic deal.’

The British Olympic Association plans to field soccer teams at the 2012 Olympic Games, but the national football associations of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland don’t want any part of it.

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Olympics ‘break children promise’

Parents of children promised a role in the Olympic ceremonies are “disappointed” that their children will now take part in local events.

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Olympics chiefs approve tweeting

Athletes at next year’s London Olympics will be allowed to blog and post comments on Twitter but could be thrown out if their musings breach guidelines.

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Olympics-Tweet away, IOC tells London athletes

Athletes at next year’s London Olympics can blog and post comments on Twitter as long as it is not done for commercial purposes, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has said.

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Olympics loom, but nobody is pushing Usain Bolt

Even when he’s not running, Usain Bolt is there.

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Olympics loom, but nobody is pushing Usain Bolt

Even when he’s not running, Usain Bolt is there. His name and his world records hover over every track meet in every corner of the globe. The shadow he casts is even more pronounced at big meets like this — the U.S. nationals, where Bolt’s key challenger, Tyson Gay, pulled out with an injury and [...]

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Olympics website struggles to cope

Olympics: Fans experienced frustration today as the ticket website for the London 2012 Olympics struggled to cope with the demand after the window for the second round of sales opened at 6am. Many people who had risen early to try to get the best tickets failed to get their online applications to go through.

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Distance runner stands out in Special Olympics field

The Special Olympics World Summer Games open Saturday in Athens with more than 7,500 athletes from 185 countries.

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Olympics Fans Prepare For Another Ticket Rush

Olympics fans left disappointed when they failed to secure tickets are in with another chance when the second round goes on sale from 6am on Friday.Some 2.3 million will be available exclusively to those …

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