A few interesting links

A few interesting links from the last few days:

• At LawFont Kim Weatherall analyses today's High Court decision in  Copyright Agency Limited vs The State of NSW [2008] HCA 35.  Read her summary here.
• The Economist looks at e-hatred, arguing that "social networks and video-sharing sites don’t always bring people closer together".  Read it here.
• The EFF quite correctly argues that the MySpace suicide charges a threat to free speech.  Read it here.
• CNN explains the obvious with "Improper Web links can shock viewers".  Read it here.
• The IOC has now approved YouTube as an official global partner for any region not covered by a local exclusive deal.  Read it here (in Lost Remote).
• ReadWriteWeb looks at the future of blogging.  Read it here.
• The Guardian looks at privacy and politics in the UK in                      "When the personal becomes political: Double standards abound in the debate on privacy - and politicians should stop exploiting rivals' personal lives when it suits them".  Read it here.
• Somebody Think of the Children has an excellent collection of the Australian blogosphere's response to mandatory internet filtering.  Read it here.