Something about celebrities combined with Twitter is just a magnet for headlines and mass media attention. Perhaps it is because our society has an unhealthy obsession with celebrities, and Twitter (and really just social media in general) is turning the web as we know it into a never-ending "stream" of information.
Found an error or have a suggestion? Let us know and we'll review it.
It should be no surprise that when big stars like Cameron Diaz and Mike Myers are forbidden from Twitter, the headlines follow. The story is slightly more interesting than IMDB article (Filmmakers are becoming increasingly worried about actors ruining plots and damaging the industry by putting up messages on the public website.
Executives at Dreamworks have forbidden actors from giving out information on the internet by inserting clauses into their contracts - with Diaz and Myers, who are lined up to star in another Shrek sequel next year, the first affected by the move.
The forbidding of social networking is something we've seen corporations and different story.
As Stan Schroeder
Celebrities can do a lot more than just leak confidential information with social networks, however. A session at the BlogWorld Expo held over the weekend
Suggest a Correction
Dreamworks Bans Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz from Twitter
0 views
Comments (0)
Please sign in to leave a comment.
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!