Campaign India Team
Jul 29, 2008

IOC picks Getty Images as offical photographic agency

International Olympic Committee (IOC) has appointed Getty Images as its official photographic agency for the Beijing Olympics. Getty Images' sports specialist photographers will again be providing live updates of every sports and medal event at the Beijing Olympics starting on 8th August 2008 via direct feeds to the world's media and a live stream on www.gettyimages.com/editorial. This coverage will be exclusively sourced to the Indian market and rest of the South Asian market by Visage Images, Master delegate of Getty images.

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