USA Swimming hopes for quick settlement to swimsuit case
                   
iht.com     May 17, 2008            

USA Swimming hopes for quick settlement to swimsuit case A top USA Swimming official said Friday he hopes a lawsuit accusing the governing body of being in cahoots with Speedo will be resolved quickly so athletes can focus on the Beijing Olympics. Chuck Wielgus, executive director of the national... [read full story]                    


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What anchors, athletes eat on TODAY's set

msn.com     9 hrs ago          

Posted: Thursday, August 21, 2008 8:08 AM by Sarika Dani Filed Under: Beijing From TODAY producer Josh Weiner Between brewing coffee and roasting a panini, we caught up with Christini Ciruclli, who runs TODAY's on-set catering...                    

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During Olympics, All-Around Good Fun

washingtonpost.com     19 hrs ago   6 related          

Sometimes watching the Summer Olympics is like being at a birthday party where they have a make-your-own-sundae table. It is almost too much of a good thing. There are so many sports and more than 300 events, so it's hard to...                    

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Olympic TV profiles lighter, tighter, slighter

star-telegram.com     19 hrs ago          

By PAUL FARHI The Washington Post NBC is getting up-close but not quite so personal in the canned profiles and features that appear each night during the Beijing Olympics. Where once the heavily produced "up-close-and-personal"...                    

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Coughlin Earns $80,000 for Right To Play

swimnews.com     yesterday          

Beijing-Swimming legends gathered with fellow Olympic athletes in support of Right To Play, a non-profit organization that works with the world's most disadvantaged children and communities through sport and play programs....                    

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