Advertisers' Dropping of Lance Armstrong Reflects Tricky Nature of Celeb/Athlete Endorsements
Nike forgave Tiger Woods after he apologized for cheating on his wife. It welcomed back Michael Vick once he served time for illegal dog-fighting. But the company dropped Lance Armstrong faster than the cyclist could do a lap around the block.
What's the difference? A marketer's...
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