INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY 7th JOINT - IOA

sponsorship has created direct revenue for both Olympic Games and
for the broadcasting companies. When economies of broadcasting
companies are getting stronger, they are able to provide much more
revenue for the development of Olympic Movement. In this circular
reasoning Olympic sponsorship has created direct revenue and indirect
revenue with the Olympic broadcasting to the Olympic Movement.
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