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Hackers are suspected to have broken into Twitpic accounts belonging to Britney Spears, Ellen DeGeneres, and P. Diddy to post false death announcements.
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You forgot Billy Mays: the hardest working man on television. RIP
Spears -> possessive as Spears'.
- by Harrison912 June 30, 2009 2:23 PM PDT
- I use Twitter to socailly market my safety and security web site so I'm always interested in anything going on there but especially anything security related. Thanks, Dara!
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