After Canadian Heritage Minister James Moore decried opponents of his US-style copyright bill as “radical extremists” and vowed to “fight them on Twitter,” I decided to take him up on his offer. So I followed his tweets for a while, responding to the things he was saying about his bill (some background on it here). Finally, he rose to the challenge, and we spent a merry hour having a vigorous airing of views on Twitter. It was a lot of fun (and, in my biased estimation, Moore comes out looking pretty poor).
David Eaves captured the whole thing with Bettween, which generates a JPEG of Twitter conversations:
