What are the Olympic properties?
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What are the Olympic properties?
The Olympic properties are:
- The Olympic symbol (rings)
- The Olympic flag
- The Olympic motto
- The Olympic anthem
- Olympic identifications (including but not limited to "Olympic Games" and "Games of the Olympiad")
- Olympic designations
- Olympic emblems
- The Olympic flame and torches
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) owns all rights on the Olympic properties.
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