To gain a sense of the prevailing public opinion on Attorney General Tom Corbett's use of a subpoena to attempt to learn the identities of people behind two Twitter accounts, there's no need to turn to the editorial pages of newspapers across the state.
June 01, 2010 at 10:00 AM
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To gain a sense of the prevailing public opinion on Attorney General Tom Corbett’s use of a subpoena to attempt to learn the identities of people behind two Twitter accounts, there’s no need to turn to the editorial pages of newspapers across the state.
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