International Law

Daily Twitter Links

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

• it's nice to see some good press for @efa_oz and #openinternet from the smh gadgets on the go blog http://j.mp/aIAMHl
• @PressSec joins deputy white house press secretary bill burton @billburton44 and director of new media macon phillips @macon44 on twitter
  
• the white house press secretary robert gibbs is now on twitter @PressSec
  
• esquire magazine has a lovely profile of roger ebert (@ebertchicago) http://j.mp/cHoJrT
• so much for objective journalism ... "atlanta progressive news fires reporter for trying to be objective" http://j.mp/bkoi9j
• there will no original songs performed at the oscars this year ... "doing away with the duets" http://j.mp/9CDUW0
• slate readers pick their five worst date movies of all time http://j.mp/aR7AnP
• but i don't want to have to wait that long ... "angry boys for 2011" http://j.mp/agFPfA
• a bizarre german ruling ... "germany bans beyonce video over underwear copyright claim" http://j.mp/9qT4Z6
• reading "uwa fails to appeal" http://j.mp/aGdsuz
• RT @efa_oz: Internet Society of Australia says filtering not effective for cybersafety http://bit.ly/9YcFZG #openinternet #nocleanfeed
• peter van onselen in the australian says "too many poor calls: conroy should go" http://j.mp/bN4FDq

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