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Everlyn Sampi: pain, pride and the trail of the Rabbit-Proof Fence

In 2002 she starred in a classic Australian film. In a rare – and shocking – interview, the actor explains what happened next

Maria Miller warns internet firms on child abuse images

Culture secretary to insist on action at summit of ISPs as companies are accused of ignoring child abuse image problem

Concerns over online Qu’ran teaching as ex-Pakistan militants instruct pupils

Religious websites and instructors enjoy mini-boom reading Qu'ran online as British Muslims tap into distance teaching

Pink Floyd back catalogue available on Spotify after song plays pass 1m

Wish You Were Here passes benchmark set by music streaming site to unlock entire repertoire of songs. By Stuart Dredge

Digg Reader RSS app to launch before Google Reader shuts down

Promises fast, simple app offering easy migration from Google's soon-to-be-defunct service. By Stuart Dredge

World Refugee Day: is it time to invest in refugee camps?

With millions living in refugee camps, how can innovations push beyond meeting their basic needs to harnessing their wellbeing and prosperity? Join our live debate on Thursday 20 June

FTSE moves higher ahead of Federal Reserve meeting but chip designer Arm misses out

Technology company leads FTSE 100 fallers on fears of growing competition from Intel in key market

Julian Assange’s asylum stalemate no nearer resolution one year on

The Ecuadorean embassy's celebrity refugee is used to living in what Assange likens to a space station as he battles extradition

SuperAwesome wants to help brands reconnect with digital kids

'Kids are much smarter than people give them credit for. They want to engage with interesting stuff,' says Dylan Collins. By Stuart Dredge

Jarvis Cocker on The Big Melt: ‘It’s not about steel, it’s the attitude’

Jarvis Cocker's The Big Melt combines archive film and live music in an alloy of heavy industry, Kes, electronica and sex. Interview by Catherine Shoard

YouTube network Fullscreen raises new funding round for expansion

Chernin Group, WPP Digital and Comcast Ventures chip in to rumoured $30m round for the MCN with 2.5bn monthly views. By Stuart Dredge

E3 2013: is the games industry making real progress?

Simon Parkin: All the focus was on the PS4 and Xbox One consoles, while new titles lacked diversity – is the medium really moving forward?

World War Z unleashes an unedifying breed of zombie

David Cox: Zombies storm the world once again in Brad Pitt's summer blockbuster, but unlike earlier offerings in the genre, the audience not offered any intellectual salvation

Jack Black plans online comedy series

Cannes Lions: Actor planning web content possibly including Tenacious D animated series. By John Reynolds

Man of Steel takes off – but will World War Z bring him back to Earth?

Jeremy Kay: A June opening weekend record confirms that Superman's invulnerability extends to critical barbs. Now he just needs to fend off Brad Pitt …

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  • Everlyn Sampi: pain, pride and the trail of the Rabbit-Proof Fence
  • Maria Miller warns internet firms on child abuse images
  • Concerns over online Qu’ran teaching as ex-Pakistan militants instruct pupils
  • Pink Floyd back catalogue available on Spotify after song plays pass 1m
  • Digg Reader RSS app to launch before Google Reader shuts down
  • World Refugee Day: is it time to invest in refugee camps?
  • FTSE moves higher ahead of Federal Reserve meeting but chip designer Arm misses out
  • Julian Assange’s asylum stalemate no nearer resolution one year on
  • SuperAwesome wants to help brands reconnect with digital kids
  • Jarvis Cocker on The Big Melt: ‘It’s not about steel, it’s the attitude’
  • YouTube network Fullscreen raises new funding round for expansion
  • E3 2013: is the games industry making real progress?
  • World War Z unleashes an unedifying breed of zombie
  • Jack Black plans online comedy series
  • Man of Steel takes off – but will World War Z bring him back to Earth?
  • Google Glass does have a diversity problem. Here’s why it matters
  • Man of Steel: interview with director Zack Snyder – video
  • Stephen King’s Joyland pirated
  • 3D movie improves man’s vision after lifetime of impairment
  • The Wolf of Wall Street: watch the first trailer
  • Saudi Arabia threatens to block WhatsApp over regulation refusal
  • Google lacks instinct
  • Film-makers hail G8 summit victory for European cinema
  • Animal Crossing: New Leaf – review
  • 20 best iPhone and iPad apps this week
  • Apple follows Facebook’s lead and reveals US surveillance requests
  • The Weather Channel teams up with Virgin Media for TV app
  • Boot up: ParaShoot, Facebook news reader, YouTube channels chart, Apple users’ worth and more
  • Before Midnight: ‘what grown-up romantics have instead of lightsabers’
  • Michael Fallon offers £25m to keep UK at forefront of aerospace research