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Daily Twitter Links

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

• RT @efa_oz: BBC News reports on opposition to the filter (mentions Google, Yahoo, ALIA, Inspire, SAGE-AU and EFA) http://bit.ly/d4gdL1 #openinternet
• reading @skepdadblog: "framing, fencing and well-intentioned morons" http://j.mp/byzEdy #openinternet #nocleanfeed
• slate presents "a history of media technology scares, from the printing press to facebook" http://j.mp/9s3Q71
• another great post by tony martin on @scrivenersfancy ... "small change" http://j.mp/cMDidV
• reading @trib's blog post on "how we can win the #nocleanfeed argument" http://j.mp/a6LpfZ
• sigh ... "getting fenced in by porn: why #openinternet is losing" http://j.mp/dAHly5
• watch out greta van susteren ... "the fox on fox: megyn kelly, a post-feminist news babe" http://j.mp/bJaOQ0
• RT @efa_oz: Have you signed the petition against mandatory Internet filtering? http://bit.ly/c5Vz2Z #openinternet #nocleanfeed
• RT @efa_oz: EFA welcomes widespread opposition to the Government?s mandatory Internet filtering plan http://bit.ly/cKOElb #openinternet #nocleanfeed
• Support #openinternet, add a #twibbon to your avatar now! - http://bit.ly/6oYAMb

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