| Top five tips for Youth Olympic fans! With just two days to go to the Opening Ceremony of the Winter Youth Olympic Games (YOG) Lausanne 2020, here are a few tips on how you can enjoy the Games to the max and be the ultimate Olympic fan: 1. Catch all the action on the Olympic Channel The Olympic Channel global digital platform will present 300 hours of Lausanne 2020 coverage from 9 to 22 January, including live and on-demand event streaming, a 24/7 Youth Olympic Games Channel, daily highlights and news, a daily “Olympic Channel Live Show” on Facebook and Twitter, daily podcasts, streaming schedules, results and medal tables, and more! Multi-platform coverage on the Olympic Channel is subscription free and will be available in all territories worldwide at olympicchannel.com, its apps for mobile and connected TV devices, and across its social media handles. 2. Download the Lausanne 2020 app and win a trip to Tokyo 2020 Follow all the events live, revel in the highlights, and get access to the full competition schedule and results, the latest news and so much more. Have this app handy throughout the Games to witness the best young athletes in the world make history! Test your Olympic knowledge with Live Trivia for a chance to win a trip to Tokyo 2020. Get the app for Android or iOS and join the movement! 3. Tune into the YOG in your country! With more Rights-Holding Broadcasters than ever before at a Winter YOG edition, Lausanne 2020 will air in 189 territories worldwide (compared to 89 for Lillehammer 2016). There will also be approximately 4,000 hours of coverage made available through broadcaster digital platforms. Fans in the host nation of Switzerland will have extensive free-to-air linear coverage on RTS 2 and La Télé, with the Opening Ceremony broadcast live on German (SRF 2), French (RTS 2, La Télé) and Italian (RSI 2) language channels. 4. Personalise your social content – Olympic-style! YOG-up your social content with a game-changing digital sticker pack featuring the cuddly mascot Yodli, fun sports stickers and crazy snowboarding dogs! Olympic-rings sunglasses filters are available on @Lausanne2020 and @olympicchannel Instagram and a Yodli mascot lens via @olympicchannel Snap. 5. Follow the YOG! Watch live and go behind the scenes with athletes, exclusive interviews and the latest updates across various social handles. Sign up to the Lausanne 2020 newsletter to keep up to date on what to watch and the daily action. The countdown is now on! Lausanne 2020 kicks off on 9 January. ### The International Olympic Committee is a not-for-profit independent international organisation made up of volunteers, which is committed to building a better world through sport. It redistributes more than 90 per cent of its income to the wider sporting movement, which means that every day the equivalent of 3.4 million US dollars goes to help athletes and sports organisations at all levels around the world. ### For more information, please contact the IOC Media Relations Team:
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