16/05/17 01:50:50.38 nzQGOTqJ0.net
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海外じゃ名指しなのにね
BBCも電通名指しで報道しとるやんけ
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The money was paid to Ian Tan Tong Han, who the Guardian reported worked for a subsidiary of Japanese marketing company Dentsu.
But Dentsu says it only has a "business relationship" with the firm in question - Athletic Management & Services.
フィナンシャル・タイムズもガーデイィアン記事などに触れながら電通名指し報道。日本のクソマスコミは何しとるの？
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The Guardian report raised questions over the role of Dentsu, the Japanese advertising and marketing group
that dominates the domestic market and has been involved in aggressive expansion overseas in recent years.
Dentsu has a sponsorship contract with the IAAF that runs for at least another decade ? a deal Lamine Diack
extended before he stepped down as IAAF president in November last year.
The IAAF declined to comment. The IOC said its chief ethics and compliance officer would “continue to be in contact
with all interested parties to clarify any alleged improper conduct”.
Corruption allegations raised in a January report by the World Anti-Doping Agency linked the IAAF with a consultant to
a Lucerne-based company called Athlete Management and Services. The Guardian described this company as
a subsidiary of Dentsu Sport.
Dentsu said that AMS was not a subsidiary of Dentsu Sport and had no investment by the overall Dentsu Group.
Dentsu did acknowledge that AMS was a company with which Dentsu had done business.
“Regarding speculation over bribery, we have no knowledge of that and cannot make a comment,”