Still don't get Twitter?
I quite frequently get feedback from people "what is Twitter?". Now Common Craft have put together a video explaining Twitter in plain English:
Videos
- Some of the videos I've
blogged about recently ...
Recent Comments
- Sam Clifford on A code for bloggers
- sidders2 on "YouTube—Censored?"
- Legal Eagle on Reflections ...
- Lisa Kwoba on QUOTALS bans comments on their Discussion Forum
- Sam Clifford on Should Twitter be "freemium"?
- Harry R J Bremner on Roundtable Seminar - Reforming the Constitution
- Matthew Smith on Reflections ...
- Naomi on Nine Network Australia Pty Limited v IceTV Pty Limited
- Jeff on Porn 2.0
- Randy on God Tube
Links
- Ars technica
- AustLII
- Australian Communications and Media Authority
- Australian IT
- Behind Big Brother
- Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
- Berkman Center for Internet & Society
- Blawg Review
- CNET News.com
- CNN
- Columbia Law School
- Creative Commons Australia
- Crikey
- FindLaw Australia
- FindLaw's Writ
- First Monday
- FoxNews
- I Want Media
- IP: KCE
- Media Guardian
- Media Post
- New York Times
- News.com.au
- NewsBreak
- PC World
- Queensland University of Technology
- Second Life
- Sydney Morning Herald
- The Age
- The Australian
- The Australian Index
- The Daily Show
- University of Queensland
- Washington Post
- Wikipedia
- Wired
- YouTube
- ZDNet
- ZDNet Australia
Blogs I Read
- 3L Epiphany
- Andrew Bartlett
- Andrew Leigh
- Australian Regulatory Compliance Review
- Balkinization
- Basal Questions
- Blawg IT
- Catallaxy
- Club Troppo
- Concurring Opinions
- Copyfight
- Corporate Engagement
- Courting Disaster
- Creative Economy
- Duncan Riley
- Dylan Kissane
- Google Watch
- Great Court
- Hollywood Elsewhere
- House of Commons
- How Appealing
- Human Law
- Inchoate
- Incorporated Subversion
- Instapundit.com
- Investigative Blog
- IPwar's
- iSpace 1.0
- John Quiggin
- Larvatus Prodeo
- LawFont
- Lawrence Lessig
- Legal Regulation of the Internet
- Legal Soapbox
- Madisonian.net
- Mashable
- Media Law Prof Blog
- Michael Geist
- Nic Suzor
- Open and Shut
- Ozelaw
- Problogger
- Quizlaw
- Reel Pop Blog
- Risky Biz Blog
- SCOTUSblog
- Section 51
- Snurblog
- SwireBlog
- Tech Law Prof Blog
- The Barrister Blog
- The Daily Dish
- The Hot Blog
- The Utube Blog
- Thinking Home Business
- Tim Blair
- TV Newser
- Under the rotunda
- Values Australia
- Volokh Conspiracy
- Weatherall's Law
- what it feels like for a boi
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