International Law

Daily Twitter Links

These are some of the things I've been tweeting about today:

• @HowardKurtz on eric massa: "not since the alfred hitchcock movie 'psycho' has there been such a famous shower scene" http://j.mp/bP5iKI
• the weeks recaps "apple's long history of lousy first reviews" http://j.mp/asq3d3
• techdirt reports "twitter defamation lawsuit dismissed, as tweets were considered too vague" http://j.mp/awG1o5
• how many condoms does it take to host a world cup? http://j.mp/aGxZ0k
• in the new york times @clairecm offers some tips for "getting the most out of twitter, no posting necessary" http://j.mp/cMv8kr
• chief justice john roberts talks about the state of the union http://j.mp/ddmzx2
• leno and letterman in a close ratings battle ... "in leno-letterman ratings competition, a split decision" http://j.mp/cLkiCY
• surprise, surprise, the sequel to andrew lloyd webber's phantom of the opera stinks http://j.mp/b82A4I
• glenn beck apologises for wasting his viewer's time http://j.mp/daMy4s
• RT @efa_oz: Lobby a Lib: help us persuade the Liberal Party to block the filter by lobbying a Lib http://bit.ly/9RZJ2a #openinternet #lobbyalib
• RT @efa_oz: It?s time for action: 10 things you can do to stop the filter and Government censorship of the Internet http://bit.ly/akfqVz #openinternet

Permalink | Leave a comment  »

Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on March 10, 2010 (boomark / email).