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Google News: ISPs not liable for name suppression breaches
[National Business Review] - In the UK, a privacy "super injunction" over footballer Ryan Giggs' name was rendered meaningless as upwards of people named him on Twitter - mirroring similar local outbreaks on the social network over the suppressed names of a musician and a
Edinburgh Festival of Politics examines impact of social networks on news
edinburghfestival.list.co.uk
[The List] - Where were you when unrest broke out in Iran before the presidential elections or when the Cairo protests against Hosni Mubarak were going on or even when the first of many Ryan Giggs stories began to leak? You were probably in front of Twitter
Social networking boom continues in UK
www.warc.com
[Warc] - Elsewhere, the analysis revealed microblogging site Twitter secured its strongest returns thus far in May 2011, on 6.1m, boosted by controversy concerning a superinjunction linked to footballer Ryan Giggs. Business-orientated social network LinkedIn
Guardian: Ryan Giggs helps Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to record month
[The Guardian] - Ryan Giggs: Twitter traffic soared as thousands of users tweeted about the footballer. Photograph: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto Ltd/Allstar Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn had record numbers of UK users last month as millions of Britons flocked to social
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