George Clooney to make stalker site usless

George Clooney is organizing a grass-roots effort to take on the Gawker
Stalker Web site, which posts sightings of celebrities as they occur,
enabling gawkers and stalkers to track down celebrities. How's he
doing it? Via his publicist, Stan Rosenfield, of course.

"There is a simple way to render these guys useless," Clooney
advised in an e-mail his publicist sent out to various other
show-business publicists.

"Flood their Web site with bogus sightings. Get your clients to get
10 friends to text in fake sightings of any number of stars. A couple

pluto...

usual has a great retort.

" . . . [T]his just in, from a tipster: 'Last night, 1 AM, saw George
Clooney in a gang bang at The Eagle. He looked sweaty and was bleating
like a sheep.'"

deering24...

Sounds like the kind of tip Clooney himself would send...:)

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Kris Baker...

Exactly. But I don't blame him a *bit* for what he's trying to do.

Imagine if that site reported *your* movements.

hundred conflicting sightings and this Web site is worthless. No need
to try to create new laws to restrict free speech. Just make them
useless. That's the fun of it. And then sit back and enjoy the
ride."

Then again, if everything that is fake was considered "useless," 99
percent of L.A. residents would suddenly find themselves out of work.