International Law

It's been over a week since I last posted a "Daily Twitter Links."  However, I thought I'd just cut my losses and post the links from today. 

So, these are some of the things I've been tweeting about today:

• the sydney morning herald on "the terrors of twittering: growing up in an unexploded data minefield" http://j.mp/dhQ075
• cupidtino is a dating site for apple fans ... is this really necessary? http://j.mp/9gbib4
• another rival to foursquare and gowalla ... "booyah launches mytown 3.1, introduces check-in limits" http://j.mp/aK32Dc
• a collection of glenn beck videos, culminating with "glenn beck goes silent" http://j.mp/9ROKKV
• "48% of parents are friends with their kids on facebook" http://j.mp/cLykJS ... are you facebook friends with your parents? #fb
• it's good to see the #7pmproject finally getting an audience http://j.mp/ayS4uB
• joseph gordon-levitt as an action star? http://j.mp/ajpyIi
• a fascinating interview with woody allen http://j.mp/dauW60
• the mallesons ip whiteboard reports that "tricking youngsters into eating healthy: not an exclusive idea" http://j.mp/d9kUIT
• an audio compilation of "justice john paul stevens from the bench: arguments, questions, and dissents" http://j.mp/a3z6Zm
• the media law prof blog highlights an article on "the tv judge and tort reform" http://j.mp/cgZkkj
• newsweek reports that "signs pointing to kagan for scotus seat" http://j.mp/bEiXa9
• antony green looks has a good post on how the bbc will cover the uk election results on friday http://j.mp/b5UbGo
• @SteveHind i don't want to brag but look at who commented on my blog post ... one david plotz! http://bit.ly/az8idU
• ben smith on how the washington post is investing in the liberal blogosphere ... "washington post or huffington post?" http://bit.ly/dcl2yv
• some thought on marketing and chatroulette from @zacmartin http://bit.ly/cothH7
• this is cool ... "now you can embed tweets" http://bit.ly/brAqoF

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