Stars Prohibited From Leaking Film Information On Twitter

According to reports movie bosses are reportedly prohibiting stars from leaking film information on popular social network sites such as Twitter.

Studios were said to be including the ban as part of the clauses in their contracts, believing the "tweets" were damaging showbiz.

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Affected celebrities allegedly include Cameron Diaz and Mike Myers, who will both feature in a Shrek follow-up next year, reports the Sun.

The story comes after singer Paula Abdul dramatically resigned from the post of American Idol judge this year on Twitter.

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