How Nike Stole The Olympics 

Do a documentary on impact of Nike on Eliud Kipchoge

@@cromwellrocks4514 Love that idea!

I'd love if you posted more frequently By the way how long does it take to make 1 video?

Ok

Hey there! Here some thoughts by a fan of your channel: I do not agree that an event organiser can own only “the right to a name or symbol”. An event organiser can also own venues and decide almost freely what can and cannot be done inside those venues, including what can and cannot be filmed/recorded. Consequently, an event organiser can ensure that it owns all images and videos taken/made inside of those venues (copyrights and trademark protection are not always applicable to those images, but you can create other forms of intellectual property protection). Moreover, the event organiser can decide more or less whatever it wants concerning the criteria that athletes must meet in order to participate in the competitions, and therefore control their behaviour, even their commercial one! A point definitely worthy of analysis is the limit to this power of the event organiser with regards to the commercial freedom of the participants (see the decision by the German Cartel Office on 27.02.2019 granting German athletes further advertising opportunities during the Olympic Games). Side note: I was a bit disappointed that you didn’t mention another gem of ambush marketing: the campaign by Dr Dre to advertise his Beats headphones during the 2012 London Olympics by simply sending to the athletes free headphones with the respective country flag, thus achieving that many athletes were seeing using them before their competitions (e.g. Phelps before winning 6 medals...). Amazing content as always. Cheers!

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@@harigovind6316 yes brother

@@sridevr2116 we r omnipresent. Haha.

Damn didn't catch that

What he did there?

Nike's motto is Just Do It. They Ambushed the Olympics in Atlanta with marketing. I think he's insinuating Nike marketed ambushed the London Olympics. So he said they did it again.

@@coachjones6104 thats hilarious Thanks mate🙏🏼

@@coachjones6104 Thanks! 👍

Perhaps Red Bull could😂

@@saynotolgbt6963 perhaps. I can see them flying a plane during water events.

RedBull says hi

...and Apple

...And Coca Cola

after beats

@@supdawgmate5729 Maybe he means in the sport wear segment

Apple also.

@@artoutlawphoto american companies in general hahahaahaha

Same with RedBull. How the hell energy drink company could afford to have F1 teams + in 2022 they will made their own engine

And all of the Dream Team unzipped their jackets in a way that you couldn't see the Reebok logo. Either they really didn't want to get on Jordan's bad side, or they really hoped they could get a Nike deal down the road.

Rival Walt Disney. Seriously? Enjoy the video but don’t be a fanboy to this level

@@theworkethic he's clearly stoned

Yeahhh

they banned his shoes? is that what people mean when they say there was a Jordan rule?

@@SIRTACONATOR007they didn't ban his shoes, the colourway for them was banned, so he had to pay a fine of 5,000 dollars every time he wore them, which Nike paid each time for him. The Jordan Rules were created by the Bad Boy Detroit Pistons to prevent Jordan from scoring, brutally beating him down every time he entered the paint (the inner circle of the opponent's hoop).

It's stuff like that that makes me glad my city voted against hosting the winter Olympics

Stuff like this is why I support ambush marketing irregardless of the brand, the advertising exclusion areas around olympics sites are a joke

This is why cities - and countries - need to just stop welcoming the Olympics. They're a disaster.

The ioc is just corrupt

Dont cry about deserving more subs its takes time and do your part share the videos with people and on your social media accounts

at least 5 mil, their quality is on par/exceeds with Vox.

Every year??

well I loved that they added skateboarding haha

They allowed Japan's Olympics held now, when the temperature is 30 degrees at morning............ Athletes are dying

@@eh9296 well, its called *Summer* Olympic for a reason 😅

@@Duzz1412 Yeah, but other Olympics or World Cups, for example Seoul Olympics and Quatar World Cup were postponed because of the heat. Japan and IOC lied about the weather.

Just about to say this

Agree about the price. Although not sure this is true for the Nike Vaporfly / Alphafly models...there are studies that show that these shoes actually make you run faster 🤔.

@@AthleticInterest Yup, expecting nike quality shoes at half the price just does not make sense. They have the quality, this is the primary reason for their sales, marketing is secondary

@@AthleticInterest add dragonfly to that list, (non Nike) sponsored athletes are running in whited out versions

and?

@@blondedbyme just a fact. Also I think that the Olympics should be owned by the Greek government and every time some big corporation or company would want to use the logo and something associated with the Olympics for commercial use should pay a fee to the Greek government and not to some big company that collects billions from sponsors. Greece had and still has a big unemployment number and had many economical problems.

@@konstantinosspirtos1662 you know why you think that? Because you’re greek nobody cares about unemployment in greece tell your government to get it together

@@Bramro12 how can you not care about unemployment and so many people and families in the streets. Unemployment and hunger doesn't affect me either but because it doesn't affect me I don't have to be a dick and not care about people. And I don't mean that I care only about Greeks but also for Americans who have the biggest unemployment and hunger issues.

Thanks, Ricardo!