Aug 13, 2012 12:49 BST The Olympic Games at London 2012 have come to an end, but with the Paralympic Games beginning on the 29th of August, there is no time to rest.
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London 2012 is the most technologically advanced Olympic Games in history, with dramatic changes in the way the Games will be broadcast and viewed. Tonight, the men's 100m gold will be won in less than 10 seconds, but the time will be relayed to the world’s media 30 times faster in only 0.3 seconds.
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Aug 05, 2012 18:07 BST London 2012 is the most technologically advanced Olympic Games in history, with dramatic changes in the way the Games will be broadcast and viewed. Tonight, the men's 100m gold will be won in less than 10 seconds, but the time will be relayed to the world’s media 30 times faster in only 0.3 seconds.
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