FIFA, WADA Discuss Doping; Floating Hotels for Sochi Olympics?
(ATR) Delegation from World Anti-Doping Agency visits FIFA headquarters to discuss collaboration ... Cruise ships converted for use during Winter Games ... More inside this Olympic Newsdesk ...

The Russian Report - Russian Olympic Chief Predicts Improved Performance for Sochi
(ATR) The president of the Russian Olympic Committee says his Olympic team will have a better showing in Sochi than its disappointing performance at Vancouver 2010, and discusses the $3 billion the Russian government spends annually on sport ... More inside this Russian Olympic Committee report ...

Sochi Newsletter - Stored Snow; Going Green; G8 for 2014
(ATR) New hotels, green technologies and an even busier events schedule are among the latest changes to Sochi chronicled by resident Bruce Talley in his newsletter from the Black Sea resort ...

Sochi Newsletter - New Hospital, Seaport Construction, Coca-Cola Signage
(ATR) Seaport construction, a new hospital and an increasing presence for Coca-Cola are among the latest changes to Sochi chronicled by resident Bruce Talley in his newsletter from the Black Sea resort ...

Sochi Newsletter - New Hotels, Apartments, Video Screen
(ATR) New hotels, apartments and a giant video screen are among the latest changes to Sochi chronicled by resident Bruce Talley in his newsletter from the Black Sea resort ...

IOC Olympics Chief Says Sochi En Route to "Innovative" Games
(ATR) Olympic Games Executive Director Gilbert Felli says the Sochi 2014 Winter Games will be “innovative and leave their mark on history”.

Sochi Newsletter - New Eateries, Hotels, Theater Engagements
(ATR) New hotels, cafes, restaurants and theater bookings are among the latest changes to Sochi chronicled by resident Bruce Talley in his newsletter from the Black Sea resort ...

RIA Novosti Roundup - Wrestler Returns Gold Medal; Ligety Lauds Sochi Ski Course
(ATR) Around the Rings rounds up Russia's top stories in Olympic sport, courtesy of our exclusive partnership with Sochi 2014 host news agency RIA Novosti.

Sochi Newsletter - New Churches, Infrastructure, Panoramic Images
(ATR) New churches, infrastructure and 360 degree panoramic images of Olympic Park are among the latest changes to Sochi chronicled by resident Bruce Talley in his newsletter from the Black Sea resort ...

On the Scene in Sochi - Tough Questions for Two Dmitrys; Ticket Prices Unveiled
(ATR) Budgets, traffic, construction, warm temperatures, lack of snow, ticket sales and the legacy the Games will leave for Sochi were among the tough topics tackled by Dmitry Kozak and Dmitry Chernyhenko at their year-to-go press conference Thursday. ATR's Brian Pinelli reports.

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