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Livestrong CEO Doug Ulman On Nike Ending The Embattled Foundation’s Apparel Line

The cancer charity struggled through Lance Armstrong’s doping scandal, but can it survive without Nike?

Lance Armstrong Sued By Promoter For $12 Million

The disgraced cyclist was stripped of his Tour de France titles last year.

Is Celebrity Branding Worth The Price Tag?

You don’t need to be Doug Ulman, CEO of the Livestrong Foundation, to know that using a high-profile celebrity as your spokesperson can blow up in your face.

Lance Armstrong Comes Clean On Oprah

The first part of the highly anticipated interview aired Thursday night on Oprah Winfrey’s network.

Lance Armstrong Stripped Of His Olympic Bronze By IOC

The IOC had taken the decision before Christmas but wanted to wait until the UCI had confirmed he hadn’t appealed against the decision of his disqualification.

Lance Armstrong May Come Clean On Oprah

The interview comes shortly after a report he was ready to admit he doped.

Livestrong And Armstrong Stick Together Through Foreseeable Future [Update]

At Livestrong’s 15th anniversary gala, Lance Armstrong’s first public appearance since his biggest scandal, the fallen star addresses the controversy. [Update: Armstrong has reportedly admitted to Oprah Winfrey that he used performance-enhancing drugs–in an interview to air Thursday.]

Nike Cuts Lance Armstrong, Sticks With Livestrong–Which Is Sticking By Armstrong

Despite stepping down as chairman from the cancer charity, Armstrong will attend its 15th anniversary gala and host a dinner for top supporters at his house. Livestrong CEO Doug Ulman explains why.

Livestrong CEO Doug Ulman: What Lance Armstrong Created “Will Win Out”

Two years ago, in the midst of an exhaustive federal criminal investigation into Lance Armstrong’s alleged doping and a cover-up, Fast Company explored the question, “Can Livestrong Survive Lance?” Today, that question is perhaps more poignant than ever.

Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong Lives On In Spite of Doping Allegations

We check back in on Lance Armstrong’s foundation, Livestrong.

5 Innovative Uses Of Timeline For Facebook Pages

More than a pretty new layout, here are the ways Timeline is helping everyone from Coldplay to Sierra Club and The New York Times to Doctors Without Borders rethink their public personas.

New Facebook Timeline Tells Livestrong’s Story Of Endurance

CEO Doug Ulman explains how the new social tool puts the emphasis on overcoming challenges over time, something Lance Armstrong knows about.

Innovation Uncensored From The CEOs Of Virgin America, Livestrong, And Erly

Demand Media Rising Above Google’s Search Algorithm Changes

The 10 Most Innovative Companies in Sports

From Turner Sports to Bite Tech, these companies are revolutionizing how we interact with the world of athletics.

What Lance Armstrong’s Retirement Means for Livestrong

Doug Ulman knew this day was coming, the day that Lance Armstrong retired from cycling. In fact, Ulman, the CEO of Livestrong, had experienced it once before in 2005. What’s different about Armstrong’s retirement this time, though, is that he’s now the subject of a federal investigation.

The Decade’s 10 Best Digital Ad Campaigns

Lance Armstrong Speaks: Excerpts From Our Exclusive Interview [Audio]

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Livestrong Leverage: How the $50 Million Foundation Helped Texas Win $3 Billion in Cancer Funding