International Law

Daily Twitter Links

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

• "elizabeth edwards v. andrew young: can he be held liable for contributing to the failure of the edwardses' marriage?" http://j.mp/cOuynw
• julie hilden says "a landlord/tenant defamation case highlights the risks of twitter" http://j.mp/aMZty2
• slate's wonderful @emilybazelon asks "when should sexting be illegal?" http://j.mp/cLUAkE
• the opera browser looks quite good ... does anyone use it? http://j.mp/9aEe73
• reading tony martin on @scrivenersfancy ... "that thing from that movie" http://j.mp/cW3dj4
• the #7pmproject is great tonight ... if only they could always the mix of news, interviews and comedians right like this
• haha hilarious ... the #7pmproject just slammed @maxmarkson (you would have loved it @thetowncrier)
• RT  @latikambourke: Michael Kirby is on Twitter!!!! He fulfilled his NY resolution as he promised me last yr. RT @JustinianNews: He's arrived @HonMichaelKirby
• RT @coljac: My rant in today's Crikey: "Facebook jerks should be ignored". Will liberate from the paywall later. http://bit.ly/bIAGR8 #openinternet
• RT @efa_oz: Senate Internet Censorship Petition Update: we need your printed signatures by next Wednesday 10 March http://bit.ly/9WtQI4 #openinternet
• RT @huffingtonpost: 50 Movie Spoilers Of 2009: This Video Will Ruin All The Best Picture Nominees & More For You http://bit.ly/bAzg6x
• RT @HowardKurtz: My take on Tiger, Toyoda and the imperfect art of apology. Hint: It helps to take questions from journalists. http://tinyurl.com/ybd6jcf

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