Twitter Asks NY Appeals Court To Protect Protester's Tweets

By Allison Grande ( August 28, 2012, 9:42 PM EDT) -- Twitter Inc. on Monday urged a New York appeals court to overturn a ruling that the Manhattan district attorney could subpoena the Twitter account of an arrested Occupy Wall Street protester, arguing its users have both ownership of and an expectation of privacy in their postings....

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