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Join hosts Denise Howell, Ernie Svenson, Evan Brown, and Colette Vogele as they discuss TechCrunch’s Twitter publications, Google Book Search settlement, the Amazon “1984″ debacle, and more from This Week in Law.
The discussion about TechCrunch is interesting and covers journalistic integrity, trade secrets, case law, responsibility, and liability.
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TechCrunch: The anatomy of the Twitter attack.
The first chapter of the Art Of Community by Jono Bacon is amazing. You can find it online or in PDF format on O’Reilly Media or visit Juno’s companion site at artofcommunityonline.org.
Read Write Web: Eighteen streaming music resources.
Wired: Rate your internet dependency level.
Beet.tv: Get ready for video on Wikipedia! [...]
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In this podcast Chris Saad, Doc Searls, Marshall Kirkpatrick & Dave Winer discuss the TechCrunch report “Twitter’s Internal Strategy Laid Bare: To Be The Pulse Of The Planet” and the information hacked out of Twitter.
Bad Hair Day is a weekly podcast on technology with Marshall Kirkpatrick and Dave Winer.
Recorded at 7PM PST on July 16, [...]
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Citizen Media Law Project: First Amendment protects TechCrunch’s publication of (some) hacked Twitter documents.
New York Times Bits: The debate over publishing stolen Twitter documents.
Google Blog: Is Google Health the right platform for sharing medical records?
BBC Digital Revolution: Is the blog is dead?
O’Reilly Radar: Online communities and the tribalization of business with Francois Gossieaux.
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Tech Crunch’s Michael Arrington pisses off Leo Laporte on the Gillmor Gang so much that he shuts down the broadcast. Later, Arrington apologizes on Tech Crunch.
(Related) Michael Arrington (Tech Crunch) is not having a good day. Get the Tech Scuttlebutt! (It Might Even Be True.)
Twitter for busy people. A visual snapshot of people posting tweets. [...]
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