International Law

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

• an interesting post from @silkcharm ... "journoggers: teachers sue newspaper australia" http://bit.ly/cXMtH8
• this is definitely a good idea ... "it?s time for an open database of places" http://bit.ly/dbI1at
• fascinating discussion on the future of twitter ... "seesmic, tweetmeme say twitter ecosystem is just fine, thank you" http://bit.ly/b2rWZV
• george washington owes a new york library $300,000 in fines for two unreturned library books that are now 220 years late http://j.mp/dezVKU
• unfunny apple? ... "why does apple hate political satire? pulitzer winner's app case stokes larger failure" http://j.mp/9F0LbJ
• ignore the sensational headline and read "who killed the responsible republican? bill kristol, of course." http://bit.ly/asltWf
• a fascinating look behind the scenes of the white house press corps ... "press airs grievances to gibbs" http://j.mp/bbioBK
• kick ass is having a disappointing opening weekend at the us box office http://bit.ly/9EeM5j
• checking out prezi http://prezi.com/ on the recommendation of @NicholasGruen ... "introducing prezi" http://bit.ly/9F1ymO
• a fascinating post on the kyoto protocol and the eu ets ... "how are the eyjafjallajökull eruption emissions counted?" http://bit.ly/a9dYKI
• sunrise gets the big news exclusive of the year ... a justin bieber concert? now that's hard hitting journalism! http://bit.ly/cQrkq6
• oh no ... the ash cloud from iceland?s Eyeafjallajokull volcano are impacting on eurovision planning http://bit.ly/dtjjQY
• check out these 10 best lego music videos on youtube http://bit.ly/axfIlM

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