Tweets of the Week (2/13)

Why let good tweets (and re-tweets) go to waste? Each week, we’re going to list some of the cul­tur­al good­ies that appeared in our Twit­ter stream. You can start fol­low­ing Open Cul­ture on Twit­ter here.

• Fun video. Notre Dame March­ing Band Doing Things Dif­fer­ent­ly RT @mwesch: OK Go — This Too Shall Pass http://bit.ly/9DZ8h7
• Ira Glass on the Art of Sto­ry Telling http://bit.ly/U9cRm
• Author, 17, Says It’s ‘Mix­ing,’ Not Pla­gia­rism:http://nyti.ms/94tpIK
• What info do peo­ple (like you) tend to share on Twit­ter? A uni­ver­si­ty research team gets inter­est­ing results:http://bit.ly/b1PjnX
• RT @kirstin­but­ler: An ancient lan­guage thought to have exist­ed for 65,000 years goes extinct http://is.gd/7Wvth
• RT @nytime­sarts: Unsealed Let­ters Offer Glimpse of Salinger http://nyti.ms/c0i3It
• Odd arti­cle on the dan­gers of singing Sina­tra’s “My Way” in Fil­ipino karaoke bars. http://nyti.ms/cnYX1z
• @brain­pick­er: NPR’s This Amer­i­can Life launch­es iPhone app, just $2.99 to stream any episode from the last 15 yearshttp://ow.ly/16SeB
• RT @Harvard_Law: Lessig in The New Repub­lic: Google, copy­right and our future: http://www.law.harvard.edu/news/2010/02/05_lessig.html
• RT @phi­los­o­phy­bites: Who is Oba­ma’s favourite ‘philoso­pher’? Answer here: http://tinyurl.com/yfr2jqf
• Haber­mas on Twit­ter? Not the real deal: http://bit.ly/bi84s1