(I've redacted Barlow's phone number, though he posted it to Twitter for the world to see.)
UPDATE: Barlow: "I thought I replied to him a private message."
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Lawyer/expert communications in the age of Twitter
From a (public) Twitter exchange between Harvard Law School Professor Charles Nesson and Grateful Dead lyricist John Perry Barlow, who has been designated as a defense expert for accused peer-to-peer infringer Joel Tenenbaum:
(I've redacted Barlow's phone number, though he posted it to Twitter for the world to see.)
UPDATE: Barlow: "I thought I replied to him a private message."
(I've redacted Barlow's phone number, though he posted it to Twitter for the world to see.)
UPDATE: Barlow: "I thought I replied to him a private message."
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