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  1. RT @EFF: EFF's Holiday Guide to E-Book Privacy: http://eff.org/n/9332 [Thanks! But what about iPhone/iPod Touch w/ Stanza software?] about 9 hours ago from Tweetie
  2. RT @joan_starr Interesting debate on privacy + electronic messaging on work-provided devices, all sides represented. http://bit.ly/8zOY7g about 10 hours ago from Tweetie
  3. RT @jayrosen_nyu What Google means by "open." http://jr.ly/qeum "Our commitment to open systems is not altruistic." (via @atul) about 11 hours ago from Tweetie
  4. RT @richards1000 @justia: @caminick & David Tsai's article on Google Scholar for the SF Bar Association http://is.gd/5woW5 [Yay, Courtney!] about 13 hours ago from Tweetie
  5. RT @ericrumsey @maureenogle Wow! V. useful Tool RT @save4use Is it Copyright Protected? Cool Digital Slider fr ALA http://bit.ly/96N3Z 5:47 PM Dec 18th from Tweetie
  6. RT @benton_fdn Public Interest and the Media in the Digital Age (The FCC wants to hear from you by Dec 21) http://bit.ly/4OwagY 6:23 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  7. Especially if Wikipedia is paraphrasing and referencing content that isn't completely open and accessible, such as being behind a paywall. 2:55 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  8. Wikipedia can be a great prelim research tool, & citing in parallel w/ other sources, when author is confident in specific articles = win 2:54 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  9. 1st time I worked as research minion for a law prof., he had a legal history paper with 5 cites to Wikipedia - I found more direct cites. 2:49 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  10. RT @richards1000 The debate over use of Wikipedia for legal purposes, http://bit.ly/6MBvMe @ OSU Moritz Legal Info Blog ... 2:47 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  11. RT @dotRights Excellent MSNBC.com article on recommended Facebook privacy settings: http://tr.im/HVoE 2:33 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  12. RT @sivavaid @WSJ: Privacy Groups File Complaint on Facebook to FTC http://bit.ly/4FG4wd 1:01 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  13. RT @FairlyUsed @ala_wo: Library associations raise Google Book Search pricing concerns to DOJ http://bit.ly/71vvVJ 1:00 PM Dec 17th from Tweetie
  14. RT @ArsLaw Bill Gates fund: #libraries need more cash for #broadband - http://arst.ch/b11 11:26 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie
  15. RT @EFF Victory! Intelligence Agencies Release Docs Describing Misconduct in Response to EFF Lawsuit http://eff.org/r.e9f 5:04 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie
  16. @jimmilles Yes, under @legalgeekery ... 1:52 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie in reply to jimmilles
  17. RT @publicknowledge Public Knowledge Disappointed with FCC Broadband Plan - http://bit.ly/4Y6VdV 1:04 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie
  18. RT @lawyerist @MinnPost: Most prospective law students would be better off working their way up the ranks at McDonald's http://bit.ly/7KGrws 1:00 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie
  19. RT @ahier What's behind the Microsoft #Gov20 Kit? - http://bit.ly/6YmLyx 1:00 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie
  20. RT @benton_fdn FCC National Broadband Plan team's presentation http://bit.ly/83yew2 12:33 PM Dec 16th from Tweetie
  • Name Eli Edwards
  • Location SF Bay Area
  • Web http://www.madlib...
  • Bio Librarian, law school grad, info policy geek, chocolate lover
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