Prof. John Sweeney's
Olympic Web Sites

Click on the above posters to see an excellent example of a Web site - the Olympic Museum Tour - created by AT&T at http://www.olympic.att.com/museum/index.html The posters above have been reproduced from AT&T's Olympic Museum Tour web-site only for academic discussion, evaluation, research and complies with the copyright law of the United States as defined and stipulated under Title 17 U. S. Code.

Prof. John Sweeney's Top Eight Web Sites

• It's Atlanta: The Olympic Web Page
  URL: "http://www.atlanta.olympic.org"
  

  Official Atlanta Committee Web site. Includes city and venue maps, instant ticket availability information and ticket ordering via the Internet.

• 1996 Centennial Olympic Games
  URL: "http://www.com-stock.com/dave/#index"
  

  Find out what's happening in Atlanta during the events. Checkout the list of links to other sites and Southern treats such as the Vidalia onion.

• The AT&T 1996 Olympic Games Site
  URL: "http://www.olympic.att.com"
  

  Links to Olympic-related Web-sites and Global Olympic Village Live, Olympic Games Switchboard, Olympic Museum Tour, Athlete Home Pages, Online Games, Centennial Olympic Games Send-off.

• Olympics on NBC
  URL: "http://www.olympic.nbc.com"
  

  As colorful as television with athletic profiles each week.

• The AJC Atlanta Olympics Web Page
  URL: "http://www.atlantagames.com/"
  

  Latest Olympic updates from the Interactive Studio @ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Seating charts.
  

• The USATODAY Atlanta '96 site
  URL: "http://www.usatoday.com/olympics/olyfront.htm"
  

  See theGraphics Scrapbook, Olympics Timeline, Calendar, and other news updates from USATODAY.
  

• CNN's Olympic Countdown
  URL: "http://cnn.com/SPORTS/OLYMPICS/countdown/index.html"
  

  Olympic updates and general olympic news, and how the city of Atlanta is preparing for the games.

• Home Page of the International Olympic Committee
  URL: "http://www.olympic.org"
  

  Information on the Olympic Movement, Olympic Marketing.

This web site was created especially for the students of UNC-CH's JOMC 191.1 class Proseminar: 1996 Summer Olympics: A Media Perspective, and for any other interested person.