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"Streaking at the 2012 London Olympics could carry a \u00C2\u00A320,000 fine. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport are proposing the sanction as part of a clampdown on the marketing stunts, AFP reports. A jail term is also one of the punishments being discussed. &amp;quot;Advertising on the human body could lead to a fine of \u00C2\u00A320,000 ($31,700),&amp;quot; a government spokesman said. &amp;quot;It is about potential ambush marketing and trying to crack down on that. Sponsors pay a large amount of money to be the official sponsors of the Games.&amp;quot; Companies such as British Airways and BP have each paid \u00C2\u00A3700 million to become official partners of the 2012 London Olympics. &amp;quot;These advertising and street trading regulations protect their investment and association with the Games,&amp;quot; the spokesman added. The rules have been passed through the House of Commons and are currently waiting for approval from the unelected upper House of Lords. A man interrupted an equestrian event at the 2008 Beijing Games with the name of a website written on his bare chest. &amp;gt; London 2012 Olympics to be shown in 3D &amp;gt; US Olympic hopeful dismissed for urinating on 12-year-old "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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