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Lance Armstrong learns a Twitter lesson

Submitted by on April 24, 2009 – 9:12 pm9 Comments

So what happens when you combine twittering and easy access to athletes, stars and coaches via a simple click of the “follow” button?

Anyone could tell you that by allowing unfettered access to the people we most look up to without any regulation only spells disaster.

Lance Armstrong, or @lancearmstrong for the Twittering crowd recently discovered the hard way that having 697,000 followers is both a blessing and a curse.

In a public guesture to share some of his videos friday, Lance linked to two defunct videos on private video sharing network, Flip Video.

Unfortunately, the videos did not work and the error message included the email address of the email of the person who uploaded the missing videos. In this case, Tour de France legend Lance Armstrong’s personal email address just went public to 697,000 “followers”.

I erased the email out of respect for the man. Enough people know it now without me adding to the problem

And the aftermath, as you can imagine wasn’t pretty.

So lesson learned. And the worst part is Twitter doesn’t provide you the chance to delete any of your last Tweets. So hard lesson learned and the only casualty was 1 email address which will almost certainly be changed.

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  • http://twitter.com/JimmyTraina JimmyTraina

    Lance Armstrong accidentally Tweeted his personal email address: http://tiny.cc/uTuIS
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  • http://twitter.com/EthanJaynes EthanJaynes

    RT @JimmyTraina Lance Armstrong accidentally Tweeted his personal email address: http://tiny.cc/uTuIS
    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

  • http://twitter.com/SI_24Seven SI_24Seven

    Lance Armstrong accidentally Tweeted his personal email address: http://tiny.cc/uTuIS (via @JimmyTraina)
    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

  • http://twitter.com/quebecpenspinning quebecpenspinning

    Lance Armstrong learns a Twitter lesson: So what happens when you combine twittering and easy access to athletes.. http://tinyurl.com/cw9l9w
    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

  • http://twitter.com/jwittman jwittman

    Lance Armstrong accidentally Tweeted his personal email address: http://tiny.cc/uTuIS (via @JimmyTraina)
    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

  • http://twitter.com/delliott13 delliott13

    LOL… This could be a lesson for everyone on twitter. http://bit.ly/Kku4K
    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

  • http://twitter.com/Anduina Anduina

    RT @delliott13: LOL… This could be a lesson for everyone on twitter. http://bit.ly/Kku4K
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  • Rich

    Am I the only one who thinks Guido might be going over the top with this year’s home schedule? I mean, it really seems like he is using too much of a minor league baseball team’s tactics.
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  • Charlie

    Yeah I agree, I liked it when we stuck to Homecoming, and Senior Days. The White Outs were never determined before the season either except for Notre Dame. Usually kids would hold up giant placards and the White Outs would be announced at prior game on an ad hoc basis. That way we know the game was pivotal and the team would be ranked coming into the game.
    What happens if Iowa loses like 3 of their non conference games before they come into Beaver Stadium. Kind of loses the White Out luster doesn’t it? Think they should just stick to Homecoming and Senior Days and leave the gimmicky football stuff to Michigan.
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