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has been posting map-free 'Stalker' sightings for two years. Now it pinpoints the locations of readers' random celebrity sightings on the Internet, using a Google map of Manhattan. Publicists say the new feature puts their clients in harm's way by revealing their specific whereabouts. Clooney has suggested swamping 's 'Gawker Stalker' feature with false notes about stars' whereabouts, spokesman Stan Rosenfield said. In an e-mail Rosenfield recently distributed on Clooney's behalf, the actor calls for publicity firms and their clients to join the effort against the site that some have called a threat to celebrities.
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