Twitter has become during the last year one of the most
common arenas for fans to contact celebrities. Not only are we now able to read a
lot more about what they do and what they think, we can also send them messages
or tag them in our own posts. According
to a New York article (http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/19/fashion/celebrities-are-leaving-twitter.html?_r=1&adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1343041364-iB+dTdpO+0+Oo7SJL53P1Q)
Twitter might be becoming too much of a liability for celebrities.
Some time ago, publicists were responsible for protecting
them from fans and even from themselves. Yet, how can an agent control every single
thing one tweets? Consequently, artists are being recommended to quit it for
the sake of their careers. Other artists feel that fans might be too invasive
or that negative feedback is too difficult to take in.
However, even if the list of celebrities that has decided to
close their personal accounts is quite extensive, many realize they can’t leave
with out it and eventually return. Why coming back? Attention and audience?
Maybe….
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