17 Apr 2012
| by John Reynolds
Locog has come out fighting in support of its commercial partners, following a series of media...-ures three animated films and asks the public to vote for the worst corporate sponsor .
Locog has shied ...
the London 2012 Olympics.
A Locog spokesman said: Without our sponsors the Games wouldn t happen ...
21 Mar 2012
| by Noelle McElhatton
Locog's chief marketer has claimed that the Olympic Games is not a brand in the traditional sense...Talking at the ISBA conference today (21 March), Locog director of marketing, brand culture Greg ...
forward, Nugent said.
The job of Locog, Nugent said, was "to help pioneer and change the brands we ...
public comments since taking on the Locog role in 2009, former Eurostar marketing director Nugent went ...
21 Mar 2012
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
's conference include: Greg Nugent, marketing director at Locog; Chris Burggraeve, chief marketing officer ...
09 Mar 2012
| by John Reynolds
and Paralympics.
Speaking at the Global Sports Forum in Barcelona, the Locog chairman said the "libertarian ...
hot topic but Coe, whose Locog team have worked closely with the Metropolitan Police and government ...
15 Feb 2012
, but LOCOG must deliver a 'clean' Games environment that respects the rights of sponsors. To allow other ...
2012 is to be expected; presumably LOCOG is doing its best to flush out what it can, in advance ...
underpinned the London 2012 Games. From day one LOCOG has, to its credit, been clear that it would protect ...
31 Jan 2012
| by Maisie McCabe
of inventory had been snapped up.
A spokesman for London 2012 organisers Locog said: "Our process to sell ...
30 Jan 2012
| by Gemma Charles
was unveiled today (30 January) by London Mayor Boris Johnson and LOCOG chair Lord Sebastian Coe.
02 Nov 2011
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games has launched a print and digital outdoor campaign in the UK ?to promote the London 2012 Festival, a 12-week celebration of next year's Games.
27 Sep 2011
| by John Reynolds
in November.
LOCOG and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport declined to comment. ...
28 Jun 2011
| by Nicola Clark
London 2012 organiser LOCOG is aiming to stamp its mark on the virtual space surrounding...According to sources, LOCOG plans to take advantage of Foursquare by offering a range of check-in points relevant to the Games.
A spokesman for LOCOG could not confirm a specific deal with Foursquare but said talks were taking place to create official check-in platforms for people visiting the Games ...
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