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Advertising with Around the Rings (ATR) delivers your message to an influential audience. ATR covers a wide array of issues in international sports. Our focus is on the business and politics of the Olympic Movement. Newsweek Magazine describes us as "the go-to source for Olympic host-city speculation." Readers tell us ATR is required reading in the Olympic Movement.

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Audience
As an advertiser with Around the Rings, your audience is a diverse international group of key decision-makers within the Olympic Movement, international sports and leading news organizations.
  • The "Executive Suite" of the Olympic Movement
    • The International Olympic Committee
    • Summer & Winter Organizing Committees
    • National Olympic Committees
    • International Sports Federations
    • TOP (The Olympic Program) Sponsors
    • Sports Marketing Companies
    • Hospitality Companies
    • Government Agencies, and more

  • Leading News Organizations
    Leading news organizations subscribe to ATR because we are often the first to break major stories and for our institutional knowledge of the Olympic Movement. ATR has been quoted by:
    • Al Jazeera
    • Associated Press
    • Chicago Tribune
    • Int'l Herald Tribune
    • New York Times
    • New Zealand Herald
    • Sports Illustrated
    • BBC
    • Bloomberg
    • CNN
    • ESPN
    • Kommersant
    • Newsweek
    • Reuters, and more...
  • World-wide Audience
    Subscribers to ATR are found in more than 150 countries. Our website traffic is steady throughout the entire 24-hour period showing separate traffic peaks for Asian, European and North American readers.
Contact Us

There are numerous opportunities for reaching our influential audience. We look forward to crafting an advertising campaign that best meets your objectives.

Please contact Peter Lewman (peter@aroundtherings.com) or Sheila Hula at our Atlanta office at +1 404.874.1603, or email us at ATRadvertising@aroundtherings.com.



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