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When Tweeting Can Get You Fired

 
 Computers
 
 
From Paul Gil, your About Computers Editor
 
 
Just this last Christmas, a high-profile PR executive got fired because of her racist Tweeting.  And she’s not the only example of people being dumb:  thousands of Web users risk their jobs every day because their Tweeting is irresponsible.
 
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