What are the 3 core principles of the Olympic Games?

Excellence, Respect and Friendship are the three core values of Olympism and are a central focus at the Olympic Games and Youth Olympic Games.

Who is allowed to broadcast the Olympics?

The IOC
The IOC owns all the global broadcast rights to the Olympic Games, including via television, radio, mobile phones and internet platforms. It is responsible for awarding these rights to broadcasters around the world, to ensure the widest possible coverage of the Games.

How do they decide who broadcasts the Olympics?

The IOC is the owner of the global broadcast rights for the Olympic Games – including broadcasts on television, radio, mobile and internet platforms – and is responsible for allocating Olympic broadcast rights to media companies throughout the world through the negotiation of rights agreements.

What is the IOC global licensing Programme?

The IOC global licensing programme Building on Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC Global Licensing Strategy aims to create a tangible connection to the Olympic Games and Olympism through merchandising programmes that are aligned with the Olympic image and enhance brand value and goodwill.

What are 5 Olympic values?

Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP) These teaching materials focus on the five pillars of educational values: Joy of Effort, Fair Play, Respect for Others; pursuit of excellence; and balance between body, will and mind.

What two continents have never hosted an Olympics?

What two continents have never hosted the Olympics?

• Asia and Antarctica.
• Oceania and Antarctica.
• South America and Antarctica.
• Africa and Antarctica.

How does the Olympic broadcast work?

The Olympic Broadcasting Service model is that a neutral feed with independent commentary is sent out to rights-holding broadcasters in real time. They can either take that feed or push in their own commentary over the top.

What two continents have never hosted the Olympics?

How does Coca-Cola sponsor the Olympics?

The Coca-Cola Company is the longest-standing partner of the Olympic Movement, having supported every edition of the Olympic Games since 1928. Coca-Cola also proudly supports Olympic athletes through sponsorships, investment in youth sports programming and national Olympic teams.