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  1. RT @NathanBransford A direct link to the Tablet video that is blowing minds all across the Internet: http://bit.ly/4ZztCU 2:07 PM Dec 4th from Splitweet
  2. Who you follow on Twitter should be based on the value of their tweets, not whether they follow you back. This isn't high school. 10:02 AM Dec 4th from Splitweet
  3. WTF? Kindle version of “The American Civil War: A Military History” more expensive than hardbound copy at Amazon.com 10:48 PM Dec 3rd from Splitweet
  4. "Free Content Undermines Democracy?" http://bit.ly/6sNk9X [Content owners are really getting desperate!] 10:33 AM Dec 3rd from Splitweet
  5. If news orgs think the only worthwhile stories are Tiger Woods and the WH party crashers, they deserve to go out of business. 6:11 PM Dec 2nd from web
  6. "December Belongs to Cthulhu on Tor.com" http://bit.ly/6iZiaD [Xlnt!] 6:11 PM Dec 2nd from web
  7. "How Robber Barons hijacked the ‘Victorian Internet’" http://bit.ly/8U2jmP 12:29 PM Dec 2nd from Splitweet
  8. "How the FCC might stop the Comcast-NBC merger" http://bit.ly/7IVLcQ [Bad idea to let owners of Internet "pipes" also control content] 12:08 PM Dec 2nd from Splitweet
  9. "Boxed In: Giving someone a TV series on DVD is like giving them a life sentence." http://bit.ly/5D68FF [Amen to that!] 3:30 PM Dec 1st from Splitweet
  10. "Cloud computing, circa 1965" http://bit.ly/6EOSTT [Interesting] 7:22 PM Nov 28th from Splitweet
  11. Newspapers are toast; are mass market bookstores next? http://bit.ly/8XaG5b 11:53 AM Nov 26th from Splitweet
  12. "How science is shackled by intellectual property" http://bit.ly/8I2G6n 11:52 AM Nov 26th from Splitweet
  13. RT @CopyrightLaw "Judge Gives Preliminary Approval to Google Deal, Sets Feb. 18 for Final Hearing" http://bit.ly/2GeN0a 1:47 PM Nov 19th from Splitweet
  14. RT @billzeller: Scary: polar bears. Scarier: bi-polar bears. 11:24 PM Nov 17th from web
  15. The IT Law Wiki (http://www.itlaw.wikia.com) will be adding links to Google Scholar for the full-text of all cases cited in the wiki. 10:10 AM Nov 17th from Splitweet
  16. Book indus: You're not going to find another co willing to digitize all of your out-of-print books for free. Don't blow it with Google. 6:01 PM Nov 16th from web
  17. “Animation: Lil Cthulhu” http://bit.ly/4jq49T [Cute and creepy at the same time] 1:53 PM Nov 16th from Splitweet
  18. "100 Useful Links for eBook Lovers" http://bit.ly/16Hj9u 10:33 PM Nov 15th from Splitweet
  19. “Facts and the First Amendment (the Melville Nimmer Memorial Lecture)” http://bit.ly/EG2Iu 10:33 PM Nov 15th from Splitweet
  20. “TSA bans snowglobes. TSA, meet Archimedes” http://bit.ly/2e77vO [I certainly feel a lot safer now!] 8:48 PM Nov 15th from Splitweet
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  • Bio IP/TechLaw prof @ Southwestern Law School (L.A.), single dad, also @InternetLaw @CopyrightLaw @PrivacyLaw
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