After more than a decade of vehement denials, Lance Armstrong finally came clean last night in an interview with Oprah Winfrey about his use of performance enhancing drugs. Early reviews leaned negative: Forbes said
Like most sequels, the second part of Lance Armstrong's two-night, televised interview with Oprah Winfrey lacked the punch and fireworks of the first segment. All of the major confessions â€" doping and lying and bullying his accusers â€" were already
Ad Age asked sports-marketing, body-language and crisis-PR experts to analyze Mr. Armstrong's performance on three counts: marketability, body language and crisis PR.
PARK CITY, Utahâ€"Lance Armstrong's two-night interview with Oprah Winfrey â€" in which the disgraced cyclist admitted to doping, bullying his detractors and never considering himself a cheater â€" left a slew of questions unanswered and the fate of
PARK CITY, Utahâ€"Lance Armstrong's two-night interview with Oprah Winfrey â€" in which the disgraced cyclist admitted to doping, bullying his detractors and never considering himself a cheater â€" left a slew of questions unanswered and the fate of
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