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The thread centers on controversy involving Russell Brand tweeting a picture of a senior Daily Mail reporter’s business card (including contact details) after the reporter questioned him about his tax affairs. Key discussion points include whether the information-sharing was appropriate and the implications of Brand deleting the contact info after criticism, with commenters noting that some people had already reached out. Overall sentiment is largely negative/shocked toward the act and its potential consequences.

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Russell Brand has tweeted a picture of the business card of a senior Daily Mail reporter, encouraging his 8.7 million followers to contact him.
It was after the reporter Neil Sears had apparently called on the comedian to question him over his tax affairs.
But Brand received a less than positive response on Twitter.
Soon after he deleted the reporter's mobile number and email, but not before some said they had contacted him.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/30383784 :eek: :shocked: