— July 7, 2019
“Paris 2024, one of the best villages in history”
No time to waste. The OCOG Paris 2024 organized its first “welcome days” last weekend, more than 5 years before the event. Two days... Read more "
USOC
— July 4, 2019
A golden parachute for Scott Blackmun
Scott Blackmun, the former CEO of the United States Olympic Committee, did not leave empty-handed. Pushed to resign in February 2018, following the Larry Nassar scandal,... Read more "
— May 28, 2019
On marketing, Paris 2024 wants to take its time
The stakes are high. It could amount to billions of euros. Since January 1, 2019, the OCOG Paris 2024 has been authorized by the IOC to set music... Read more "
— April 18, 2019
With NBC, L.A 2028 reinvents the Olympic business
The Americans did not invent the Olympics. The Greeks and French did it before them. But when it comes to monetizing the image and events, they always stay one step ahead.... Read more "
— January 2, 2019
A sponsor leaves the ship
An effect of the Larry Nassar affair? The sporting goods store chain Dick’s Sporting Goods is no longer a partner of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC). The Pennsylvania-based company has... Read more "
— December 11, 2018
Alan Ashley, new victim of the Larry Nassar affair
The Larry Nassar affair continues to roll heads in American sport. The latest one caused quite a stir. The National Olympic Committee (USOC) announced,... Read more "
— November 13, 2018
The race for the 2030 Winter Olympics already loses a competitor
Bad timing. A few hours before the opening of the polling stations in Calgary, where the fate of the candidacy for the 13 Winter Games must be decided this Tuesday, November 2026,... Read more "
— November 6, 2018
The USOC wants to wipe the American Gymnastics Federation off the map
The wait-and-see attitude is no longer relevant for the American Olympic Committee (USOC). Its new general director, Sarah Hirshland, announced on Monday November 5 her decision to initiate proceedings aimed at withdrawing... Read more "
— October 16, 2018
Kathy Carter, the new lethal weapon of L.A 2028
The organizing committee for the Los Angeles 2028 Games is keeping the feminine fiber. After Lauren Lamkin, the new director of communications and public relations, recruited at the start... Read more "
— September 11, 2018
Larry Probst leaves, USOC loses its mind
Heads continue to roll at the American Olympic Committee. The next one on the departure list will leave a certain void. Larry Probst, 68, president of the USOC since... Read more "
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18.01 — WOA
Pernilla Wiberg Bjerke elected head of the WOA -
18.01 — Focus of the day
Baseball5, the WBSC's new trump card -
18.01 — Boxing
World Boxing continues to recruit -
18.01 — European Games
The COEs are "more confident" after their visit to Istanbul -
18.01 — Los Angeles 2028
1,5 million registrations in 24 hours for the ticket office
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18.01 — Universiade
FISU visits Changchun -
15.01 — Focus of the day
FIBA sets its sustainability goals -
15.01 - Sled
World Sledding Day returns -
15.01 — WOA
Details on the new CIO-WOA agreement -
15.01 — French Alps 2030
A first partner for the Alps 2030 soon?
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15.01 — Los Angeles 2028
Ticket sales registration is now open -
14.01 — Paris 2024
The Endowment Fund distributes 3 million euros -
14.01 — Focus of the day
Transparency and collaboration at the heart of ASOIF's 2026-2032 strategy -
14.01 — Oceania
Coventry invites you to Auckland -
14.01 — FIS
I Love Snow, the new FIS campaign
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14.01 — European Games
First visit of the coordination committee to Istanbul -
14.01 — French Alps 2030
The bill on the 2030 Games passed in the National Assembly -
13.01 — CNOSF
A Paris 2024 alumnus appointed CEO -
13.01 — Mediterranean games
Hasan Arat honored in Kosovo -
13.01 — Focus of the day
Switzerland, the first "host country" in the history of the Games?
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13.01 - Table tennis
The ITTF eSports World Championships return in 2026 -
13.01 - Shot
ISSF finds a new Gold sponsor -
13.01 — Archery
World Archery and Hyundai extend their partnership -
12.01 — Focus of the day
The Santagiulia ice rink is nearing its goal, but not without difficulty. -
12.01 — Milan-Cortina 2026
Oudéa-Castéra and Grospiron carried the flame
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12.01 — World Games
The complete report on the Chengdu Games -
12.01 — Fencing
El Husseiny "full of optimism" for 2026 -
12.01 — Milan-Cortina 2026
Andrea Bocelli will sing at the opening ceremony -
11.01 — Focus of the day
World Rugby is tackling the issue of tackle height. -
11.01 - Soccer
"An unprecedented surge in popularity" thanks to TikTok?
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11.01 - Table tennis
A Swede appointed Secretary General of the ITTF -
11.01 — Hockey
The FIH is committed to refugees. -
11.01 — French Alps 2030
Edgar Grospiron meets with two ministers -
08.01 — Biathlon
The IBU and the circuit pay tribute to Bakken -
08.01 — Focus of the day
Karate is betting on YouTube
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08.01 - Swimming
World Aquatics is pleased with its commercial success -
08.01 - India
First Athletes Forum in India -
08.01 - Athletics
Sebastian Coe visiting Jamaica -
08.01 — Weightlifting
"The influence of weightlifting continues to grow." -
07.01 — Focus of the day
Should Italian sport say yes to gambling?
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07.01 — Rugby
The organization of the Women's World Cup was rewarded. -
07.01 — Breaking
The WDSF announces "a key step in the globalization of breaking" -
07.01 — ANOC
ANOC hails “Coventry’s leadership” -
07.01 — Luxembourg
Two partnerships for COSL -
06.01 — Milan-Cortina 2026
The flame begins its final month of its journey
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06.01 — Focus of the day
Ambition, innovation, progress: the watchwords of World Gymnastics -
06.01 — Mediterranean games
Prishtina 2030 program takes shape -
06.01 — Milan-Cortina 2026
Parsons promises "the biggest edition of the Winter Games" -
06.01 —Brisbane 2032
The first glimpse of the future Brisbane Stadium -
05.01 — Focus of the day
Livigno's snow under scrutiny
