International Law

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

• @jdickerson begins his series for slate on risk ... "the story of america's greatest idea: risk." http://j.mp/90mXZh
  
• some alternatives to ning http://bit.ly/anHaQc
• in case you had wondered ... "why the library of congress cares about archiving our tweets" http://bit.ly/bukp8a
• surprise, surprise ... "the nyt discovers that, lo and behold, web filters don't work" http://bit.ly/d7yJcL
• and with good cause too ... "bloggers snicker at list of most challenged library books" http://bit.ly/9zluJL
• but will he be just a flash in the pan? ... "nick clegg's popularity Rreaches churchillian heights" http://bit.ly/ax7Zpo
• xauth sounds promosing ... "xauth: the open web fires a shot against facebook connect" http://bit.ly/b2wI7Z
• a considered look at "judge diane wood's extra-judicial writings" http://bit.ly/cidr9o
• in case you missed @shaneogden's piece ... "the do-gooder brigade stands ready to march on video game classification" http://bit.ly/abUrG3
• some thoughts on twitter annotations ... "twitter introduces annotations; hash tags become obsolete" http://bit.ly/bYqx97
• tim burrowes from mumbrella responds to laurel papworth's cyberbullying charge ... "laurel lapworth, mumbrella and me" http://bit.ly/9NGzUk
• @jayrosen_nyu on @davidgregory's refusal to fact check his guests on "meet the press" http://bit.ly/bUkA8G
• osfoora gets better and better ... RT @osfoora: Blog Post: Osfoora for Twitter 1.3, what's to come? http://bit.ly/ddrZn6 #osfoora #iphone

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