Five things the 2012 Olympics has taught us not to do

10 August 2012 Jaclyn Densley

Everyone knows the Olympics are great. There’s nothing like the Games for generating national pride.

But things go wrong. Thankfully, armchair observers can learn from the mistakes of London 2012.

Read Alison Griswold’s analysis at Forbes.

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