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PRSA condemns Twitter suspensions: ‘Journalists should not be penalised for sharing accurate reporting’
Dec 18, 2022
Diana Bradley

PRSA condemns Twitter suspensions: ‘Journalists should not be penalised for sharing accurate reporting’

Journalism organisations, publications and PR pros are also voicing concern over the suspensions.

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