Media Numbers Media outnumbered athletes by more than four times at the 2010 Winter Olympics. IOC media operations head Anthony Edgar said there were 12,365 accredited media personnel, including 2,803 written and photographic press, 2,540 host broadcasters (from Olympic Broadcasting Services Vancouver) and 7,296 rights holding broadcasters. The written and photographic press category included 1,636 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games’
Vancouver View — Media Numbers; Apologies for Nazi Slur; Reward for Hockey Stick
Posted in Vancouver 2010, tagged $10, 000 reward, Gil Lebreton, hockey stick, Own the Podium, Reebok, sidney crosby, Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games on March 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The View from Here: Tragedy Demands Legacy from Vancouver
Posted in Vancouver 2010, tagged Georgia President Mikheil Shaakashvili, Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili, IOC President Jacques Rogge, Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games on February 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
There’s no way anybody could speculate that grief, not joy, would be the first emotion to sweep over the Vancouver Olympics. While I mused last week in my first column from Vancouver about what gripping stories might emerge from the 2010 Olympics, the death of an athlete was not one of them. Minutes after my [...]
Op Ed: Let the Bailout Games Begin
Posted in Op Ed, tagged Bailout, Bob Mackin, Economy, recession, Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games, VANOC on January 22, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Three years ago a business plan for the Vancouver Olympics predicted the Games would be recession-free. Oops! ATR Vancouver correspondent Bob Mackin has more on what the sour economy has meant to the 2010 Olympics in this Op Ed. This column originally appeared at Vancouver 24 on Jan. 11. Once upon a time, when Vancouver [...]




