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Brands Seek Olympics Gold in New Advertising Playing Field

Dozens of major companies and specialty brands that are not official Olympics sponsors have applied to run advertising campaigns featuring athletes ahead of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, taking advantage of new rules that are shaking up the business of marketing surrounding the event.
Wrestler Helen Maroulis poses for a portrait at the US Olympic Committee Media Summit | Source: Reuters
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