Is there a celebrity Twitter backlash?

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Is there a Celebrity Twitter Backlash? The answer is "yes." Just not as big of one as wed like.<br>
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<b>Miley Cyrus</b> made headlines (and a rap video) when she recently quit Twitter. But Nine Inch Nails rocker Trent Reznor led the way in July, stating, I believe Ive done all I care to do here at this point. Flesh and reality and silence are calling.<br>
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The always unpredictable rocker Courtney Love deleted her Twitter accounts after her daughter posted a rant about Ali Lohan. Then there was that Twitter lawsuit after she called her former fashion designer a nasty, lying hosebag thief.<br>
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Who else should stop Tweeting? Oh, don't get us started. OK, maybe just a few ... .<br>
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-- Elizabeth Snead

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Is there a Celebrity Twitter Backlash? The answer is "yes." Just not as big of one as wed like.

Miley Cyrus made headlines (and a rap video) when she recently quit Twitter. But Nine Inch Nails rocker Trent Reznor led the way in July, stating, I believe Ive done all I care to do here at this point. Flesh and reality and silence are calling.

The always unpredictable rocker Courtney Love deleted her Twitter accounts after her daughter posted a rant about Ali Lohan. Then there was that Twitter lawsuit after she called her former fashion designer a nasty, lying hosebag thief.

Who else should stop Tweeting? Oh, don't get us started. OK, maybe just a few ... .

-- Elizabeth Snead

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