jackwilson (True Core Lover): The reporting injunction was lifted the following day, as Carter Ruck withdrew it before The Guardian could challenge it in the High Court.[122] Rusbridger credited the rapid back-down of Carter-Ruck to Twitter,[123] as did a BBC article;[124] the Wikipedia Reference Desk also quickly figured out what the cryptic article referred to *
06-03-10 - 02:24:57

jackwilson (True Core Lover): Twitter came to the attention of the Canadian House of Commons in October 2009 when MP Ujjal Dosanjh apologized on the floor for improperly "tweeting about matters that ought not to have been tweeted about" during in camera proceedings of a parliamentary committee.[126][127] *
06-03-10 - 02:25:10

jackwilson (True Core Lover): In October 2009, Twitter once again came to the attention of the Canadian public when Vancouver Councilor Andrea Reimer tweeted regarding the British Columbia Minister of Housing and Social Development Rich Coleman's weight[128] in response to provincial legislation proposed by Coleman to bring homeless people to shelters during extreme weather.[129] Reimer posted that instead *
06-03-10 - 02:25:23

jackwilson (True Core Lover): of police bringing homeless people to shelters during extreme weather that she was thinking of introducing legislation to have the police bring Coleman to Jenny Craig, an international weight loss company, on his next visit to Vancouver.[129][130][131] Coleman responded by calling the comment amateurish and from a Councilor that "doesn't know any better."[128] Reimer later apologized for the posting.[129] *
06-03-10 - 02:25:41

jackwilson (True Core Lover): In December 2009, Supreme Federal Court of Brazil became the first court in the world to display items on the day planner of the ministers, to inform the actions that arrive daily to the Court, and the most important decisions made by them on Twitter.[132] *
06-03-10 - 02:25:56