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Press relations were not a high priority for the organising committee as they prepared for the Olympics the last time they were staged in London, PHILIP BARKER writes. No World Press Briefing in those days, when the 1948 Games organisers and politicians paid some attention to the views of the press
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With the London Games just one year away, Sir Clive Woodward, performance director of the British Olympic Association, is the SJA’s latest high-profile lunch guest
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Team GB House will provide operational support, incorporatiing areas to engage with key stakeholders including Olympic partners, media and supporters
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IAN COLE, flushed with the success of dominating the floor of the old GLC’s Debating Chamber in the style of a 1980s Ken Livingstone, reports on the headline-making SJA Olympic Question Time.
Photographs by STEVE ROWE
The British Olympic Association has secured a limited number of single venue accreditations, so called Ex and EPx accreditations, primarily for local and regional media in the Co-Host cities for football and sailing only
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Blair has written to the British Olympic Association’s Sir Craig Reedie with an apology, and a corrected volume of his memoir A Journey, with the sports grandee’s name this time spelt accurately
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The British Olympic Association (BOA) will host a media briefing following a meeting of the National Olympic Committee (NOC), which includes representatives of all 33 Olympic summer and winter sports
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The ‘Press by Number’ media accreditation request process for print, online and photographic media organisations based in the UK for the London 2012 Olympic Games will close on Friday 15th October
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