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23 Jul 2014:
The settlement between design firm Atopia and Locog is one of the few legal wranglings over intellectual property to become public – and shows just how hard it is to prove an idea is one of a kind, writes Oliver Wainwright
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23 Jul 2014:
Exclusive: Locog acknowledge work of design firm Atopia, but Thomas Heatherwick remains adamant the design for the Olympic cauldron was his own, writes Oliver Wainwright
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5 Jun 2014:
Debbie Jevans, the England Rugby 2015 chief executive and the former London 2012 director of sport, has been appointed to the Football League board
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6 Nov 2013: Debbie Jevans, one of the most senior executives involved in organising the London 2012 Olympics, has admitted more planning could have been done for a sports participation legacy
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16 Sep 2013:
Debbie Jevans, the chief executive of the IRB's next showpiece, is drawing on her London 2012 experience and an oversized dog called Ruckley, she tells Owen Gibson
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26 Jul 2013:
Owen Gibson: The Olympic Stadium has become a repository of indelible memories, and is destined to become one itself
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25 Jul 2013: Jamaican sprinter defends his sport in wake of rivals' failed drugs tests while London's mayor announces huge skiing centre
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11 Jul 2013:
Young design practice says it presented glowing duvets and pillows to Danny Boyle back in 2005
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20 Jun 2013:
New York practice Atopia claims cauldron design is strikingly similar to an idea it presented to Locog board in early 2008
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19 Jun 2013:
Spokesperson for Thomas Heatherwick says he knew nothing of ideas shown to London Games organisers in 2007
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30 May 2013: The BOA has received a significant financial boost with London 2012 organisers paying it £5.3m following a £30m surplus in their final accounts
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21 May 2013:
'Groundbreaking' research commissioned by Sir Keith Mills, co-architect of London 2012, offers hard figures which show investment in grassroots sport pays off in terms of health and social issues
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24 Apr 2013: London 2012 was criticised for its ticketing strategy in a report that revealed the average price to see Mo Farah win 5,000m gold was £333
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12 Feb 2013:
Six months on from the Games, the builders are back. But the fate of the £429m main arena remains uncertain
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8 Feb 2013:
The organising committee of the London 2012 Olympics expects to break even when it submits its final accounts
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