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Use the Olypic logo at your peril.
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Before some of us get all OLYMPIC minded and display various Olympic logos in our car windows etc, or even in our Avatars perhaps we should read this?
http://www.thisisderb...954-detail/story.html
It is all laid down in this link.
http://www.london2012...on-commercial-use.pdf
http://www.thisisderb...954-detail/story.html
It is all laid down in this link.
http://www.london2012...on-commercial-use.pdf
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I've posted before expressing some irritation at the way the IOC have tied up the Games so completely for the corporate sponsors?
All the talk about benefit to the Nation is complete rot. The rights are so tightly controlled, you will not be allowed to benefit unless you are a main sponsor.
I was therefore amused to see that, although Adidas have paid £100m to be a sponsor, a Twitter poll revealed that the brand the public most associate with the Olympics is Nike (who are not a sponsor).
All the talk about benefit to the Nation is complete rot. The rights are so tightly controlled, you will not be allowed to benefit unless you are a main sponsor.
I was therefore amused to see that, although Adidas have paid £100m to be a sponsor, a Twitter poll revealed that the brand the public most associate with the Olympics is Nike (who are not a sponsor).
It would be mischievous and inappropriate to keep printing the words NIKE and OLYMPICS together.
It might reinforce the mistaken belief that NIKE are an OLYMPIC SPONSOR.
This would undermine the efforts to exclude non sponsors, and small businesses.
So remember, NIKE aren't an OLYMPIC SPONSOR.
NIKE don't use the OLYMPIC LOGO.
When you see OLYMPICS, don't THINK NIKE.
Oh, ps ...
http://www.theanswerb.../Question1124989.html
It might reinforce the mistaken belief that NIKE are an OLYMPIC SPONSOR.
This would undermine the efforts to exclude non sponsors, and small businesses.
So remember, NIKE aren't an OLYMPIC SPONSOR.
NIKE don't use the OLYMPIC LOGO.
When you see OLYMPICS, don't THINK NIKE.
Oh, ps ...
http://www.theanswerb.../Question1124989.html
Not the only reason to use it at your peril... you wouldn't want it to offend amyone lol
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12724166
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12724166
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