Twitter Digest for 2012-06-10
- @glennm's twitter weekly is out! http://t.co/gfwG1XOa ? Top stories today via @Tech_Law @LegalNews #
- Where The Hell Are All The Rants? | TechCrunch http://t.co/3zhiLVQc #
- "Audacious Visions" | YouTube. How much would you pay to launch our economy? http://t.co/aSrnCmZm #
- Oh no! Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers, are retiring from the NPR's "Car Talk" show after 25 years http://t.co/OeFh5vDo #
- TGIF (@ Troutman Sanders) http://t.co/tKhLM3Vw #
- What took them so long? iPhone goes to Virgin Mobile in second prepaid deal | Washington Post http://t.co/Ei6JgtTM #
- Facebook ‘Likes’ – Protected Speech or Not? | Information Intersection http://t.co/FOH93YdL #
- Lawsuit challenges constitutionality of New York Police surveillance of Muslims. http://t.co/VO5c2NKg #
- It's too late,folks, Need to have done so yesterday. LinkedIn confirms data theft — time to change your password | GeekWire… #
- Facebook rolling out central location for apps, but doesn’t plan to compete with Apple, Google http://t.co/puO0qND4 #
- And I, for one, like it a lot. Foursquare Launches Major App Redesign | PCWorld http://t.co/Y0jBOwR3 #
- The death of cash. Long predicted but now disruptive technology is powering a payment revolution. http://t.co/c2NUZJBI #
- I think our society is going overboard a bit. Louisiana Gov. signs law to restrict library access for sex offenders. http://ht.ly/br9Ky #
- House Votes to Repeal Medical Device Excise Tax in (Obamacare) Health Law http://ht.ly/br9D0 #
- OMG. I earned a badge on Foursquare and it was NOT posted to Twitter. Now no one can make fun of me. #
- @jeffrey_brandt Sorta like Tom Cruise's line from Risky Business, huh? — "Porsche. There is no substitute." ;-=) in reply to jeffrey_brandt #
- Can Artists Get Rich In a Streaming Music Industry? | TuneCorner Music Blog http://t.co/iFu01Uy9 #
- RIM: What the hell happened? http://t.co/ZMJCbBp6 #
- Microsoft-Motorola patent-infringement case to go to trial http://t.co/xwrcZwte #
- Sidecar: Making Smartphone Voice Calling Smarter http://t.co/YdfyGRNH #
- Only the Brave Excel at Formula One's Risky Business http://t.co/0irW97oB #
- As Google Bets on Mobile Office, Microsoft Waits (@nickwingfield) http://t.co/eE8hON39 #
- That Was Fast: Criminals Exploit LinkedIn Breach For Phishing Attacks | http://t.co/Rx4ZlwAI http://t.co/mZLHVtvq #
- http://t.co/GCYrOgAe sues over Wash. state sex-trafficking law http://t.co/DAl21ltl #
- Dog with no family lawyers up to resist adoption; town divided http://t.co/c5KbdDMM #
- Hospitals Zero In On Drug-Resistant Infections as Pressure Builds http://t.co/fckBtLdI #
- Is Pleasure a Sin? (@NYTimesDowd) | http://t.co/Rx4ZlwAI http://t.co/5bpzJNB0 #
- Glympse partners with Mercedes for real-time location sharing from dashboard | GeekWire http://t.co/HTt4bCSH #
- Risky Business: The Dangers of Overbroad Confidentiality Agreements http://t.co/KQNd522C #
- @jeffrey_brandt Nothing technical is ever perfect, but Porsche and Apple both come awfully close! in reply to jeffrey_brandt #
- Transit of Venus 2012 (Photos) via @HuffPostUKTech http://t.co/vwOerbx6 #
- Not cool at all! LinkedIn’s iOS app collects and transmits names, emails and notes from your calendar, in plain text. http://t.co/sv3RtPk8 #
- Six big iOS flaws Apple really needs to fix | InfoWorld http://t.co/0sKzmHqJ #
- Google gives up on mobile Google Docs, buys Quickoffice to go native http://t.co/cg9J1khu #
- Sean Parker's Airtime (video chat) not ready for prime time | CNET http://t.co/t3oH4CAt #
- Presumptive Pedophilia http://t.co/jWjycTAL #
- Presumptive Pedophile http://t.co/jWjycTAL #
- A TV Regulation Drama Unfolds at the FCC http://t.co/KrpQBMVU #
- FCC documents raise likelihood of Google selling TV in Kansas City http://t.co/zFXBUJgn #
- My week on twitter: 11 retweets received, 19 new followers, 3 mentions. Via: http://t.co/ReeLkPqO #
- Apple and Google Expand Battle to Mobile Map Apps | http://t.co/RFdOGyxz http://t.co/SZpPdJT7 #
- Twitter's Estranged Cofounders Are Finally Talking To Each Other Again http://t.co/QvHHvGnO #
- Facebook takes baby steps toward kids' social network | Cringely http://t.co/1uTRUd3j #
- But some is true RT @markknoller: Bill Clinton says "no criticism is too vicious and too fact-free" for opponents to use against Pres Obama. in reply to markknoller #
- Venus to put on Sun spectacular. A very rare astronomical phenomenon that will not be witnessed again until 2117. http://t.co/Obrk6vRl #
- Does the OS Want To Be Free? (by @glennm) | Information Intersection http://t.co/fs7rffWG #
- Why Disruption Matters | Project DisCo http://t.co/DBLDh2vh #
- Ouch! Oracle Has Already Paid Google More Than It Can Win In Android Lawsuit | Business Insider http://t.co/644Fkfv6 #
- The ultimate iPhone app for finding free iPhone apps http://t.co/Id0tpN0O #
- Groupon Crashes Below $9 — Now Worth Less Than Google Offered Two Years Ago! http://t.co/pgeQXF3d #
- Government control of the Net is always a bad idea | CNET News http://t.co/qtIvjyk6 #
- @julespolonetsky Thanks Jules. Good resources here, as well! in reply to JulesPolonetsky #
- Glenn Manishin Joins Troutman Sanders’ Information Management Practice Team | http://t.co/FCwcqbyn #
- Are Megaupload's Lawyers Throwing Kim Dotcom Under the Bus? http://t.co/rveHOvuz #
- HP and Oracle to Meet in Court Over $4 Billion Itanium Lawsuit Today http://t.co/RxL1azVu #
- Lawsuit Against Kleiner Perkins Is Shaking Men's Tech World in Silicon Valley | http://t.co/Rx4ZlwAI http://t.co/x5Vonyeg #
- Egypt's notorious 31-year emergency law — in place since Sadat's 1981 assassination — finally expires ttp://ht.ly/blrSN #
- Usain Bolt bounces back with 9.76s victory in Rome 100 meters http://t.co/e8i08XF5 via @guardian #