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Twitter and Brands Deal With Olympic, World Cup Calendar Chaos

The Winter Olympics arrive mere months after the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and then throw in the Super Bowl

Twitter head of quadrennial events Jay Bavishi and his team are far from idleFIFA, Twitter, Olympics
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By David Cohen

January 27, 2022

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People who work on quadrennial events such as the Olympic Games and the World Cup tend to grow accustomed to the circadian rhythm-like predictability of their schedules. But for Jay Bavishi and his colleagues at Twitter, that rhythm has been completely thrown off.

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