Pilgrim’s Picks for July 14th

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In the meantime…

• Speaking of Twitter. It seems Republicans and Democrats are using Twitter to argue over new proposals that could limit legislators social media activity.
• Viacom doesn’t want to know if you’ve uploaded copyright content. It just wants to know if Google employees did–that might jeopardize Google’s safe harbor defense.
• An interesting legal case in Britain. Newspapers are being sued for publishing false information, lifted from a Bebo profile page.
• Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has personally invested money in a new social gaming network start-up called, imaginatively, Social Gaming Network.
• Internet TV site Veoh is bringing its behavioral targeting advertising program out of beta today.