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Daily Twitter Links

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

• RT @efa_oz: Federal Coalition is "yet to be convinced that mandatory filtering will be effective" http://bit.ly/cfc0BL #nocleanfeed #openinternet
• RT @efa_oz: EFA also not a fan of "Operation Titstorm". You're not helping, guys! http://bit.ly/9h1Gq5 #nocleanfeed #operationtitstorm
• reading "how twitter stole digg?s thunder" http://j.mp/cVodEL
• i'm still waiting to get google buzz http://j.mp/dp96uW
• fascinating post on thr esq blog, "conan's 'tonight show' contract revealed" http://j.mp/90bDhC
• the daily beast suggests that the idea of justice hillary clinton is "not as far-fetched as you might think" http://j.mp/9Cf86E
• another interesting piece on copyright - "born to sue: bruce springsteen lame effort to back out of a copyright lawsuit" http://j.mp/a8THYP
• ioc says olympic athletes can tweet http://j.mp/9FIwKl
• justice gordon confirms desktop marketing is no longer good law following ice tv http://j.mp/ac7KSs
• another important federal court copyright decision ... "no copyright in telephone directories down under" http://j.mp/bCQbgm

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