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Daily Twitter Links

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

• RT @ efa_oz: Blog: Crackdown on Internet racism ill-thought out http://bit.ly/dDsf0z
• antony green's site for the tasmanian election is now online http://www.abc.net.au/elections/tas/2010/
• listening to @stilgherrian's new podcast "the 9pm edict"
• @peterwickins i know ... #qanda just isn't the same when you can't follow the live twitter stream
• i'm yet to partake in chatroulette ... am i missing out anything?
• @sgbozman and remember kevin rudd says it would take only two or three out of every hundred voters to change their minds for labor to lose
• RT @thehindsiteblog: New Post: What if the Australian Senate had a Supermajority Requirement? http://bit.ly/a77QaU
• what were they thinking? the guest speaker at my school's annual old boy reunion dinner this year is alan jones
• RT @albolte: Seeing these MSNBC show ads: When did 24-hour news networks stop broadcasting news and start broadcasting talking-head studio gabfests?
• RT @renailemay: Holy shit the ABC is looking for an IT & gaming editor, pay is up to $93k + super: http://bit.ly/b7wIAv
• RT @efa_oz: Whirlpool survey reveals 91.8% of Australian Internet users do not support mandatory Internet filtering http://bit.ly/bMxJsV #openinternet

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Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on February 22, 2010 (boomark / email).