Tweets of the Week — February 20

A quick wrap up of the cul­tur­al items we tweet­ed and re-tweet­ed this week via our Twit­ter stream. You can start fol­low­ing us here: @openculture

• RT @jonathanlandman: Insuf­fer­ably bril­liant: Bern­stein on the Blues — Video Library — The New York Times -http://nyti.ms/dCkoqH
• Deep Think­ing Alive and Well on the Web http://bit.ly/dfAJtL
• RT @TEDchris: Clever BBC video: #TED atten­dees on what the world needs in 18-sec­onds http://bit.ly/dCUdvq
• Dig­i­tal Books and Your Rights: A Check­list for Read­ershttp://bit.ly/bfFCnc (via Boing­Bo­ing)
• RT @GuardianBooks: Har­ry Pot­ter author JK Rowl­ing faces pla­gia­rism alle­ga­tions http://bit.ly/b3gI2v
• RT @artsbeat: Rowl­ing Denies Pla­gia­rism Charge http://nyti.ms/daPewI
• Hunter S. Thomp­son calls cus­tomer ser­vice. (Con­tains, as expect­ed, some NSFW lan­guage): http://bit.ly/cSeNcG via Metafil­ter
• RT @Richard_Florida: “Orders of mag­ni­tude greater” than the print­ing press — the future of dig­i­tal pub­lish­ing @nybooks  http://bit.ly/cWtWBo
• How can you trav­el through nov­els with Google Earth? Google Lit Trips! Details here: http://bit.ly/9dHXSf
• Kin­dle for Black­ber­ry, any­one? New app is out …http://bit.ly/9dCv3b
• RT @nybooks: David Levine: An Audio Por­trait. The late artist talks about his car­i­ca­tures in a nar­rat­ed slide show.http://bit.ly/cLcAKU
• RT @creativecommons: Peer 2 Peer Uni­ver­si­ty launch­es sec­ond round of cours­es and new site via BY-SA. Apply by Feb 28 http://is.gd/8EO9D
• Descartes was appar­ent­ly ‘poi­soned by Catholic priest’http://bit.ly/9Cw1jt
• RT @guardianculture: JD Salinger let­ters reveal he was writ­ing reg­u­lar­ly long after 1965 http://bit.ly/aqDyQM