It’s official! We’ve added brand new sports to our #LA28 Olympic Games lineup.
⚾️ Baseball, 🥎 Softball, 🚩🏈 Flag Football, 🥍 Lacrosse, ⚫️ Squash, 🏏 Cricket
Get more info on LA28’s full Olympic sport program: https://t.co/4CSIlhkBiI
Join us for Drinks, Bites & Insights at #IWCE23 on Tuesday afternoon. Learn about the opportunities and challenges for wireless communications supporting upcoming mega-sports events taking place in North America: Learn more https://t.co/UR3qtwSJn1
The bar is set! 🏆 We are honored to accept a Technology and Engineering award from @TheEmmys for building and delivering innovative sports viewing experiences for millions of customers. Learn more: https://t.co/75KLg7Z0wv
26/07/2024 - Are you ready for this?
On the River Seine, the most spectacular & accessible Opening Ceremony in Olympic history. Open to all, open to you!
Sur la Seine, la plus grande cérémonie d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques. Ouverte à tous, ouverte à vous !
#Paris2024
More than even the 🤯 tricks, it’s the joy for us. Just 13 years old, Japanese skater Momiji Nishiya won the first gold ever awarded in women’s street skateboarding at #Tokyo2020—a win that announced the LA sport is truly global. 🛹💥 #LA2More than even the 🤯 tricks, it’s the joy for us. Just 13 years old, Japanese skater Momiji Nishiya won the first gold ever awarded in women’s street skateboarding at #Tokyo2020—a win that announced the LA sport is truly global. 🛹💥 #LA2More than even the 🤯 tricks, it’s the joy for us. Just 13 years old, Japanese skater Momiji Nishiya won the first gold ever awarded in women’s street skateboarding at #Tokyo2020—a win that announced the LA sport is truly global. 🛹💥 #LA2More than even the 🤯 tricks, it’s the joy for us. Just 13 years old, Japanese skater Momiji Nishiya won the first gold ever awarded in women’s street skateboarding at #Tokyo2020—a win that announced the LA sport is truly global. 🛹💥 #LA2More than even the 🤯 tricks, it’s the joy for us. Just 13 years old, Japanese skater Momiji Nishiya won the first gold ever awarded in women’s street skateboarding at #Tokyo2020—a win that announced the LA sport is truly global. 🛹💥 #LA28
1.2B people (15% of global population) are living with some form of disability. @LA28 is proud to be learning from @WeThe15 to drive social inclusion and visibility for the disabled ahead of the 2028 @Paralympics and @Olympics in Los Angeles https://t.co/O9cRIxILDQ
@LA28 is proud to be learning from @WeThe15 to drive social inclusion and ensure visibility for people with disabilities ahead of the 2028 @Paralympics and @Olympics Games in Los Angeles https://t.co/t1dxUdBAwq