The document discusses the intersection of sports, technology, and mobile media at the Olympic Games. It traces the evolution of web presence for the Olympics from early static websites (Web 1.0) to more dynamic user-generated content (Web 2.0). It also explores the rise of citizen journalism through mobile devices and how this has changed coverage of the Games. Finally, it questions what future technological developments like collective intelligence (Web 3.0) may mean for Olympics organizers, audiences, and athletes.

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5. A brief introduction... What I want from the Olympics.... What I want from technology.... What I want from mobile media.... Sports, technology and mobile media The Olympic Games and social media access social change excellence

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7. the and me British Olympic Association.... International Olympic Academy.... Sydney 2000.... LiveSites success Web 1.0 First major web presence

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12. citizen journalist Not accredited by IOC Pervasive reporting Broadcast quality Community focused Covering the streets

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18. Madrid 2016.... Tokyo 2016.... Rio 2016.... Chicago 2016.... the and me British Olympic Association.... International Olympic Academy.... Sydney 2000.... Lausanne 2001.... Salt Lake City 2002.,.. Athens 2004.... Torino 2006.... Beijing 2008.... Vancouver 2010.... London 2012.... Sochi 2014.... ? Web 2.0 organizing committee Web 1.0 Web 2.0 journalists Web 3.0? collective intelligence

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