Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-04

• Researchers may have found the remains of Errol Flynn's son Sean, a photojournalist who died covering the Cambodian War http://bit.ly/afvxBp #
• Job seeking students hiding Facebook pages from potential employers. 80% of recruiters scoping you out before hire http://bit.ly/brpjpx #
• National Press Photographers Assoc files to tighten copyright laws http://bit.ly/b0Njhj #
• Ever wonder how America got hooked on bottled water? Awesome video – The Story of Bottled Water. http://bit.ly/azo8io ^sg #
• Lazy reporting and flawed science lead to meat vs miles controversy CJR http://bit.ly/d7gki3 ^sg #
• Your comments on the future of photojournalism needed at Columbia Journalism Review http://bit.ly/bPlPx7 ^sg #
• Fed Judge declares Human Genes are "product of nature" and can't be patented by biotech firms, fight not over yet. http://bit.ly/bUYv8i #
• Who needs $20K in camera gear? AP photog David Guttenfelder shoots Iraq War with i-phone. See the photos here http://bit.ly/cNVw3d ^sg #
• What a waste of journalist resources @newsweek. Posted article on how health care reform will effect writing of future TV medical dramas #
• I'm totally hooked on Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution ABC http://bit.ly/d8UuSS. Can't believe they serve pizza for breakfast at VA schools #
• Pfizer loves our Fast Food Lifestyle. $11.4B in revenue for Lipitor alone in 2009. http://bit.ly/aO3nY7 #
• National Geographic April issue delivered digitally through Zinio.com. Pretty cool but harder to navigate then just flipping a page. #
• EPA Issues Guidance to Protect Appalachian Communities From Harmful Environmental Impacts of Mountain Top Mining http://bit.ly/9wqHf6 #
• CPB has 3 openings for public radio investigative reporters in Tempe, Az. 35.4 – 47.9k per yr. full description here http://bit.ly/99lfjV #
• All electric Nissan Leaf EV hits the dealerships this Dec. $$ around 25K after Fed tax credit even lower in Ca and Ga. http://bit.ly/cdem1Q #

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