Breakfast briefing: Has the House of Lords made a serious mistake?

• The confusing Digital Economy bill continues, with the Lib Dems and Tories forcing through a surprise amendment to the notorious Clause 17 - the one that had internet companies so concerned . Except it may turn out to be a pyrrhic victory because, whether well-intentioned or not, the change has certainly got up the noses of campaigners who say the new version is even more draconian . • After yesterday's information about Facebook's revenue , today it's Twitter 's turn to have its numbers examined. Nothing on money yet, but their growth continues to be explosive. In an email to users, co-founder Biz Stone said that accounts have grown 1500% in the last year, the number of staff grew by 500% and there are now 70,000 registered Twitter applications. Where next? Trying to make money out of it all , of course. • And that's a convenient place to segue into a quick housekeeping notice. We've relaunched our Games-related Twitter feed as @gdngames - an easy way to get all our stories, blogposts, reviews and commentary pinged to you - as well as contributions from the bloggers, Keith, Greg and Jack. You can follow our links and commentary each day through Twitter ( @guardiantech , or our personal accounts ) or by watching our Delicious feed .