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THE GOLD
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Feb. 8, 2010
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SRC Olympic coverage is race ready
Ladies and gentlemen, the Vancouver-Whistler engines have started and SRC is ready to capture every glorious moment of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Our editorial team will be live, front row and centre at all snowsports venues (Whistler, Cypress and Whistler Olympic Park). With four platforms to keep you informed, you will not miss a beat. That is our goal. Stay tuned ... and buckle up for the ride of your life.
SRC 2010 Olympic coverage
www.SRCmag.ca
Daily reports from accredited on-site reporters from all snowsports venues.
SRC Digital Magazine
SRC will distribute (by e-mail) the interactive SRC Olympic Weekly magazines to all digital subscribers. If you're receiving the Weekly Wrap, you're on the list.
Facebook
Reports posted twice daily, including on-site photos, videos and blogs from our on-site social media team.
Twitter
Tweets will be posted multiple times daily, including on-site photos, video and blog reports from our on-site social media team.
SRC VidPix: Speed Queens Janyk, BrydonSpectators guide to the Winter Games Being a part of an Olympic Games is an exciting and inspirational
moment for all. With five days to go before the Opening Ceremony for
the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, organizers want to ensure
spectators, as well as athletes have all the information they need to
fully enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Attending the Games is different than any other large-scale
international sport or cultural event and to help spectators optimize
their experience, a summary of key information and tips has been issued
by the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and
Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC). |
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FREESTYLE WORLD CUP, GMC WORLD OF SKIING ON TV
Follow the freestyle World Cup tour this winter on Sportsnet. Click the logo above for the FIS Freestyle World Cup TV schedule. Click the Sportsnet logo for the GMC World of Skiing schedule on Sportsnet, and the OLN logo for the GMC World of Skiing schedule on OLN.
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Renner revs it up for Canmore podium magic
 Canada's Sara Renner picked up a bronze medal in
front of an ecstatic hometown crowd Saturday in the 1.4-kilometre
classic sprint at a cross-country ski World Cup event in Canmore. She credited the podium to being "at home, at peace and having lots of
support from people," in the small community that hosted cross-country
skiing in the 1988 Olympics.
"I have to say the home advantage is incredible," she said. "It's a little town that believes in its people, small and big." |
SRC publishers launch innovative WebV program
 BK Media Inc., publishers of SRC magazine as well as other four other
outdoor recreation magazines, has launched a program aimed at media
integration to adapt to an evolving magazine industry.
BK Media will use the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver-Whistler to kick-start the program.
The multi-platform media program, which includes print and digital
magazines, Web streaming and television, e-mail news services and
social media such as Facebook, Twitter, UStream and Flickr, is
supported by the federal government through the Canada Periodical Fund. |
Toronto's Halbert snags bronze at world juniors
 Toronto Ski Club's Kelby Halbert of Bradford, Ont., is a FIS Alpine
World Junior Ski Championships medallist after an impressive downhill
performance boosted him to third place in the combined. The last Canadian to podium at world juniors was current national team
member Larisa Yurkiw, who finished second, also in the combined, in
Formigal, Spain, in 2008. |
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