talkSPORT has said it will not promote Twitter because of the site's "apparent lack of support" over abusive tweets sent to pundit Stan Collymore. Twitter says it takes action when offensive content is reported. Police are investigating the claims
Football pundit Stan Collymore told ITV News he has not heard from Twitter about his concerns over abuse:
The former footballer said: "Twitter seems to be living its own bubble at the moment. If someone passed me and called me some of the abuse, and some of the threats we've seen in the last 24 hours, they would be arrested. "
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