Here’s a selection from the last few weeks of tweets that I and others think might interest those who don’t use Twitter or who don’t follow the authors of these tweets.The source is shown by the @xxxx at the end of the retweet. If none appears, it’s because I’m the source.

If you are on Twitter and read or publish something that you think we should re-broadcast here, simply include the hash tag #slawca in the tweet or retweet. If you’ve published something on Slaw, there’s no need to use that hashtag on Twitter: all it does is bring to . . . [more]

Here’s a selection from the last week or so of tweets that I and others think might interest those who don’t use Twitter or who don’t follow the authors of these tweets. (Apologies for having lost a week somewhere.)

The source is shown by the @xxxx at the end of the retweet. If none appears, it’s because I’m the source.

If you are on Twitter and read or publish something that you think we should re-broadcast here, simply include the hash tag #slawca in the tweet or retweet. If you’ve published something on Slaw, there’s no need to use that . . . [more]

Here’s a selection from the last week or so of tweets that I and others think might interest those who don’t use Twitter or who don’t follow the authors of these tweets.

If you are on Twitter and read or publish something that you think we should re-broadcast here, simply include the hash tag #slawca in the tweet or retweet. If you’ve published something on Slaw, there’s no need to use that hashtag on Twitter: all it does is bring to our attention things we might not otherwise have seen.

• RT @david_bilinsky: Cdn content and licensing barriers keep coolest

Herewith a few interesting tweets encountered by me and others during the past few weeks. We’re slow in picking up the threads because of the holidays, but we’ll be back on track now.

Please join us in sharing the best of Twitter: simply tag your tweets or retweets with #slawca.

• @citizenlab lecture at Google about how Internet censorship is rising – by jacobglick
• New President appointed for the Australian Law Reform Commission. Congratulations Professor Rosalind Croucher – by AusLawReform
• RT @saleemkhan [Canadian Association of Journalists] “CAJ battles libel chill” http://tr.im/HKfA – by conniecrosby
• RT @jordan_law21: 2 UK firms outsource

Herewith a few interesting tweets encountered by me and others during the past week. Please join us in sharing the best of Twitter: simply tag your tweets or retweets with #slawca.

• @ABAesq Best of #ABA #TECHSHOW: Ediscovery for solo & small firm attorneys – by Sharon Nelson & @dominicjaar
• RT @stevematthews Nominations Open for the 2009 Clawbies – Law Firm Web Strategy – by @smireau 
• RT @Ledjit: New post: The Portable Courtroom – The Case for Paperless Courtrooms – by @smireau 
• What Makes a Good Law School Exam Answer? @WSJLawBlog via Tarlton Library News
• Calls for expansion of

Herewith a second week’s-worth of material found on Twitter that might be of some interest to our readers. The bit.ly URL will take you to the web page that the tweet mentions.

Please join in this retweeting exercise. Simply attach the hashtag #slawca to any tweet of yours or any retweet you make; and I’ll consider your contributions for inclusion in that week’s post.

• @NinjaLawyer If software programmers use pair-programming to generate cleaner code, should junior lawyers use pair-drafting? – by @conniecrosby
• @practicehacker Why stop at pair-drafting? I say crowdsource all drafting needs. People are not reliable but concept should

As many Slaw readers will know, much of the trading in finds and pointers on the internet has moved into “real time” applications, principally Twitter. Because not everyone uses Twitter—and because those of us who do will each follow different groups—Slaw will test out a new weekly feature that brings you a selection of interesting tweets relating to things we haven’t otherwise posted about. These are chosen (by me) from a collection of tweets proposed, in this first go-round, by Slaw contributors. (Apologies for the fact that too many are from me: it’s just a pump priming.)

But we’d like . . . [more]