How ’bout Them Independent Centers o’ Decisionmaking?

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Episode 13: Graduation, Antitrust, Defending Tweets from T-Shirts, and More

Laura could go on for days about American Needle v. NFL. Josh analyses the new Twitter API terms of use.

Introduction

• Finals are over!! Josh passed tax and got his J.D. Laura makes insulting comments about poor grades.
• Josh shares his updates on the job hunt.

In The News

• American Needle v. NFL. This is Laura’s *fave* antitrust supreme court decision. Easterbrook must be pissed!
• 3GS iPhones for $97 at Wal-Mart!
• A meme that Josh apparently missed, for your edification: Darth Vader voice for TomTom YouTube ad.
• Kindle DX vs. the Nook: Josh gives an impromptu comparison.
• Twitter API TOS amendment – an argument for limited license for use of Tweets? And here’s the actual TOS on Twitter’s site.

Love For Our Geeks

You can’t get out of us talking about you on the show that easily, @sakuha! Check out our favorite fan’s new site at
http://scottkuhagen.com/, and his public Twitter profile at @skuhagen.

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