The judge presiding over the criminal trial of Ottawa mayor Larry O'Brien has blocked the use of television cameras, but given the go-ahead for live blogging and the use of Twitter.
Canadian Judge Blocks Cameras in Courtroom, Permits Twitter
May 5, 2009
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The Bandito’s murder trial here in London is also being covered on Twitter by a London Free Press reporter. http://twitter.com/KateatLFPress