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What started as a small commentary about La Papworth’s most recent televisual outing has grown (dare I say ‘inflamed’) to a sizeable little collection of posts and comments about free speech, online communication, legal rights and responsibilities and personal morality.
Quite a heady brew!
So rather than keep fracturing the conversation, please whip over to Laurel’s latest post on this all, “Australia: David Galbally Vs Social Media”
For background material to the discussion, please read these posts:
- Laurel’s original post: Australia: me on Channel 7 Sunrise program
- My commentary on it: Why antiquated law(yers) must go
- Kimota’s Blogging the Arsonist: Citizen Journalism and Social Media responsibility
- Seyfang’s Morning television got me thinking about social media, legal reform, vigilante
- Bloggers (and others) getting the legal recognition they deserve over #bushfires Silicon Federation
- Shut down facebook in victoria « babbagussi
- WHY MUST WE OBEY SOCIAL MEDIA RULES-
- All the fun of “citizen journalism” with none of the ethics and responsibility « Inside the Box
- Even the SUN in the UK gets in on the action
Oh, and I agree with Spunkbucket – Laurel *is* a pretty lady! 
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Thanks for the linkback and the – thank god – grouping of the links in one place. The debate is spreading out so it’s good to be able to read all of them. This debate is a particulasrly important one, whatever a person’s personal view is, so it’s good to see so many people contributing.
Kimota’s last blog post..Unsocial Media – or Why I Need to Stop Being Mr. Nice Guy!
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