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Daily Twitter Links

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

• a nice twist on man bites dog ... "man bytes dog: uk bid to microchip dogs creates controversy" http://j.mp/cnE7ML
• i'm looking forward to both "parenthood" and "modern family" finally reaching australian tv screens http://j.mp/cPdhVK
• barack obama should learn from franklin d roosevelt?s experience in the 1930s and not pick a fight with the supreme court http://j.mp/b7sgSu
• in a strongly worded editorial the new york times calls for supreme court proceedings to be televised http://j.mp/cMNr7V
• @reviewbrisbane subscribers seriously #KICKASS http://bit.ly/5trWzt
• in an inspired move by nine, bert newton will host the 2010 logies http://j.mp/9TsdMg ... nine obviously followed the advice of @TV_Rev
• i'm quite excited at the idea of http://www.check.in ... "universal check-in app confirmed: brightkite's stealth service" http://j.mp/bPYbzv
• a good list of "ten free web 2.0 tools for the classroom" http://j.mp/9dKYtE /via @jason_a_w
• a nice interview with candy crowley in the new york magazine http://j.mp/b3HmLX
• danah boyd (@zephoria) talks about privacy at sxsw http://j.mp/czuCLI

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