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3 Read the article again. Answer the qu everyone know what you're thinking. But be careful what you These days, with Internet sites like Twitter, it's very easy to le It might get you into trouble, as it did for these three people Be careful what you say In January 2010, Paul Chambers was lying in bed with a cold when he saw on TV that Doncaster Airport was closed because of snow. Paul had a flight from the airport the next week. Without really thinking, Paul sent a message on Twitter joking about blowing up the airport if it wasn't open soon. When he went to work on Monday, he found four police officers waiting for him at his office. He thought it was a joke, but when they took him to the police station and locked him up for eight hours, he knew it was serious. He went to court in May and had to pay nearly £1,000 for sending a threatening message. Journalist Guy Adams was angry with the London Olympics on American TV. Because of the time difference between the US and the UK, the TV station NBC wasn't showing the sport live. Guy decided to tweet the email address of NBC's Head of Olympics, Gary Zenkel. He suggested that his followers tweeted and told Gary what they thought


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1. Nicole - "When the show's Co-Owner, Brad Falchuk, saw her tweets, he decided she couldn't be in the show any longer."

2. Guy - "He got an email a few days later telling him that he was no longer allowed to use the site."

3. Paul - "When he went to work on Monday, he found four police officers waiting for him at his office."

4. Nicole - "Nicole apologised and cancelled her Twitter account, but it was too late."

5. Paul - "In January 2010, Paul Chambers was lying in bed with a cold when he saw on TV that Doncaster Airport was closed because of snow."

Sper sa iti fie de folos si ca ai inteles de unde iti dai seama la fiecare! =)