Coe Doesn’t Favour Chicago 2016 – London 2012
According to insidethegames, London 2012 officials denied Friday a British newspaper report that Chicago was using London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe as an adviser, upsetting
View Article2016 Summer Games Bid Cities At Asia’s Olympic Council
Representatives from the four cities shortlisted by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Chicago, Tokyo, Madrid and Rio de Janeiro, are at the Olympic Council of
View Article2016 Bid Cities At Sport Congress
Officials from the 2016 bid cities of Tokyo and Madrid are in Malaysia attending the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) 12th World Sport for All Congress
View Article2016 Bid Cities Attend EOC General Assembly In Istanbul
Tuesday a delegation from Chicago 2016 traveled to Istanbul Turkey to present Chicago's bid at the European Olympic Committees (EOC) General Assembly taking place November
View ArticleFour 2016 Bid Cities Present to EOC
The four cities, Rio de Janeiro, Madrid, Tokyo and Chicago, bidding to host the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, presented their bids to the General Assembly
View ArticleUK Consultants Help 2016 Bid Cities
Cities bidding for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games are getting help from public relations consultants based in Britain, according to PR Week. PR Week reports
View ArticleMadrid, Tokyo, Rev Up 2016 Bids
While Madrid's bid for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games received a boost with the announcement that more than 20,000 volunteers have registered their active support
View ArticleRio 2016 Unveils Candidature File
Rio de Janeiro unveiled its $14.4 billion Candidature file Friday for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, which says it will use facilities from the 2007
View ArticleRio's Olympic Bid Presentation Wins The Day At SportAccord
Four Olympic bid cities for 2016 have completed 20 minute presentations to delegates of SportAccord in Denver. But it was the bid from Rio de
View ArticleIOC President: Bids Need a "Strong Guarantee"
While discussing 2016 Olympic bids in Denver today, IOC President Jacques Rogge told reporters that "there has to be a strong guarantee", referring to financial
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