U.S. Olympics Rights Bids Won’t Come Until After Vancouver Games - Multichannel Online
American media companies are going to have to wait until at least next year before they can enter bids for the TV rights to the 2014 and 2016 Olympics. International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge said the bidding for those Games could
Source: www.multichannel.com

Improving U.S. economy to spur Olympic TV rights talks - News-Leader.com
London — Encouraged by the improving economy in the United States, the International Olympic Committee plans to begin negotiations on U.S. broadcast rights for the 2014 and 2016 Games next year. IOC president Jacques Rogge told The Associated Press
Source: www.news-leader.com

Anti-Olympic protests force 2010 torch relay to divert in Victoria - Winnipeg Free Press
Pyrotechnics explode during Torch Relay celebrations in Victoria, B.C., Friday evening. VICTORIA, B.C. - Protesters agitating for years against the 2010 Olympics took their first chance to disrupt Games planning Friday and forced a diversion of the
Source: www.winnipegfreepress.com

Olympic flame carried by foot, bike and wheelchair on relay’s second - CP24& Canada
COLWOOD, B.C. — The Olympic flame continued its journey across Canada on Saturday as torchbearers ran — and rolled — the torch through several Vancouver Island towns. The relay ahead of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics started a day earlier
Source: www.cp24.com

Torch relay begins across world’s second-largest country - New Nation
AFP, Victoria Canadians got their first look at the Olympic flame as it touched down here marking the official start of the 106-day Vancouver Olympic torch relay across the second-largest country in the world. It was the first time the flame has been
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