🔗 linkblog: my thoughts on 'Twitter's new data access rules will make research harder : NPR'

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Some good coverage of the consequences of API restrictions for researchers—though I think we still need clarification from Twitter about whether the academic dev status is being handled separately from primary dev status. link to ‘Twitter’s new data access rules will make research harder : NPR’

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