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AroundTheRings.com (ATR) has been the world's leading source of independent news and information about the Olympic Movement for more than 15 years.

Every day via the Internet and email, ATR delivers the most up-to-date news from bidding for the Games to the sport program to host city preparations and other issues that affect the Olympic Movement. Subscribers are alerted to these developments by ATR eBulletins, delivered via email each day. In 2007, ATR published over 1,200 stories.

Every Friday, the Around the Rings Weekly Newsletter delivers a compilation of the latest news affecting the Olympic Movement with context and in-depth analysis. With access to virtually every key player in the Olympic Family, ATR offers insights not found in any other publication.

ATR prints Special Editions several times a year. These magazines are produced for events such as IOC Sessions and SportAccord. The magazines also are available free of charge on the ATR website.

ATR’s Olympic Bid Power Index has become the world’s most closely watched appraisal of cities vying to win the Games. The Power Index is updated several times each year, with rankings in 11 areas based on findings made during multiple visits to each city.

Editor Ed Hula and his experienced team of correspondents located around the globe are on the scene of virtually every major news event relating to the Olympics:

• Beijing, Vancouver, London for IOC Coordination Commission visits
• Guatemala City for the 119th IOC Session, where Sochi was selected 2014 host city
• Singapore for the 117th IOC Session, where London was selected 2012 host city and softball and baseball dropped were from the Olympic sports program
• Beijing, for SportAccord, the most important gathering of sports organizations in the world
• Rio de Janeiro, for the 2007 Pan American Games – considered a “preview” of the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing
• Turin, Athens, Salt Lake City, Sydney, Nagano, Atlanta, Lillehammer, Barcelona Olympic Games … on the scene reporting

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