International Law

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

• william yeomans writes that barack obama should pick "a politician for a polarized court" http://j.mp/aLWK7z
• twitter claims a political scalp in the uk ... "the labour candidate and a 'slave-grown banana' on twitter" http://j.mp/dAwIgc
• the realclearpolitics media watch blog asks "is the demise of newspapers a legitimate story?" http://bit.ly/bw7HmJ
• techcrunch's paul carr says "i admit it, the ipad is a kindle killer. i just wish it weren't going to kill reading too" http://bit.ly/95pSTm
• the mallesons ip whiteboard blog on "hollywood film makers win blockbuster anti-piracy case" http://j.mp/dBdziy
• this is a very interesting development ... "news sites rethink anonymous online comments" http://j.mp/aN7Cfa
• RT @NigelStobbs: To potential students - a law degree is a good idea. That way you'll have a trade to fall back on if you can't cut it as an academic.
• the next web reports that "twitter officially responds to developers. tries to calm fears." http://j.mp/cEyqeC
• RT @macleanbrendan: One of the top radio stations in Bris is "Breakfast with Labby, Camilla and Stav" (@B105LCS) sounds more like STD's than radio hosts...
• is anyone keen to see "isketch 2.0: a tale of comedy and whimsy" at the powerhouse this friday or saturday night? http://j.mp/9WsTHV
• i know it's far-fetched and fanciful but i would love to see a us supreme court justice hillary clinton
• two reviews of #glee in the new york times http://nyti.ms/9aD0uD and http://nyti.ms/cdnCwq

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