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News articles by this author: As the IOC brand gets stronger, so do the advantages of being situated in Switzerland Dutch Crown Prince makes controversial proposal in the IOC The “secret” Olympic Congress is now open The secret Olympic Congress in Copenhagen Political doping of the IOC before the election of Olympic host city Ring of security around IOC in Copenhagen Limited media access to the IOC hotel in Copenhagen If you would like to have your own profile listed on Play the Game, please contact us with your cv and contact details, as well as a short description of the relevance of posting your profile to the Play the Game audience.		Lars Jørgensen Title: Freelance journalist Organisation: Politiken E-mail: ljreporter@hotmail.com Website: Curriculum Vitae Lars Jørgensen is born in 1961. He graduated from the Danish School of Journalism in 1987. Since then, he has worked for B.T., Greenland’s Radio, Denmark’s Radio (DR), Ekstra Bladet, the journal ‘Journalisten’, and Politiken. His main focus is the Olympic Games and the IOC. He has covered the sport of sailing since 1999 from i.e. the Olympics in Sydney and America’s Cup in Auckland and Valencia. Author of the books: “Sømænd af verden – danske drømme om America’s Cup” from 2007 ”Frederik og Flammen – Prinsen der ville lege med den Olympiske ild” from 2009 Nominated for the prestigious Danish Journalism Award ”Cavlingprisen” in 1999 and 2000

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