
Olympic Athletes Allowed To Blog From Beijing
THE International Olympic Committee rules that athletes can write blogs.
Although athletes are not permitted to post any audio or visual material of action from the games themselves.
Says the IOC: “It is required that, when accredited persons at the games post any Olympic content, it be confined solely to their own personal Olympic-related experience.”
Posting confidential information about other people is banned.
“The IOC considers blogging… as a legitimate form of personal expression and not a form of journalism,” the Olympic authority says.
“Blogs should be dignified and in good taste.”
Bloggers (athletes) should be good role models and not glorify the use of drugs, violence nor the suppression of free speech either for recreational or professional ends…
Posted: 17th, February 2008 | In: Back pages Comments (2) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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March 14th, 2008 at 11:14 pm
August 10, 2008
Hello, I’m so proud of my blog, thanks for reading it! My name is Sam and I am an ________ athlete, competing in the ___________ against __________, ______, _________, and _________. I saw ___________ today, and went to the ________. My friend _________ said “________________”, can you believe that?! He even told me “________________________”!!!!
The 2008 ________ Games are __________, and today for breakfast I had ___________. I saw the medal ceremony for _________ and __________ won the Gold; I was so proud!
I took great photos of _________ and __________ but all I can show you is a stupid photo of the underside of my dinner tray at the _____________, and one of the inside of my lens cap.
Check back tomorrow for more of my exciting comments about the 2008 _________ Games! I hope you learned something from my blog.
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Hope this is ok, its about the funniest post…..
February 17th, 2008 at 2:02 pm
As if the IOC do things in a dignified way with good taste good.
It’s all money money money with them while hypocrytically babbling on about “sportsmanship”
Like they know what that is.