Erin Andrews: Celebrities Must Have A 'Thick Skin' On Twitter

USA Today:

The Internet has been good and bad for ESPN's Erin Andrews. The sideline reporter's popularity on blogs helped turn her into one of ESPN's most famous on-air personalities. That led to an anchor job on ESPN's popular College GameDay, entertainment gigs on sister network ABC's Dancing with the Stars and Oscars coverage and a sponsorship from Reebok.

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Comments

[KarateKid]

10:04 AM on 08/04/2011

So says the thin skinned sideline fluff..........uh, "reporter".

[OutAtFirst]

09:49 AM on 08/04/2011

Somewhere far into the future: "Yes Grandma Erin, we've heard about how you were traumatized by the peephole incident".

[CANTHATBE]

11:30 PM on 08/03/2011

I make a lot of money sitting on the sidelines reporting 15 minutes total air time. Who wants to hear it. Erin you can drop out of the public eye anytime. Get a real job and then your complaints will sound more credible.

[Jazmo]

06:31 PM on 08/03/2011

It's not just bad for celebs. That dude who said free birth control was the end of civilization? It's actually twitter, I'm convinced.