Twitter needs to crack down on illegal goal clips, says Sun editor
David Dinsmore applauds YouTube and Vine for taking steps to remove content that infringes Premier League broadcasting rights
Vloggers must clearly tell fans when they’re getting paid by advertisers, ASA rules
Advertising Standards Authority rules that video paid for by Oreos brand that featured YouTube stars broke advertising code
Premier League stars chip in to help video sharing firm Grabyo raise $2m
Cesc Fàbregas, Thierry Henry and Robin van Persie among top sports stars to join funding round for London based start-up
Why it’s dangerous to blame internet firms for Lee Rigby’s murder
Alan Travis: Outrageous claims by the intelligence and security committee threaten goodwill that exists among internet firms and UK police
Dianna E Anderson: ‘The worst trolls claim to be Christian’
In a new series interviewing women who write on the web and shape its discussions, we speak to a Christian blogger and author of the upcoming book Damaged Goods: New Perspectives on Christian Purity
How to use social media to get a job – live chat
Find out how to use social media to get a job and build your professional profile in our live chat on Wednesday 26 November from 1-3pm
Now we’re all in danger of being caught up in the new culture wars, 24/7
Everyone seems to have strong opinions about everything – and everywhere people want to take offence. One slip – or even a perfectly innocent remark – can mean public vilification
Briton claiming to be former Taliban bomb expert ‘joins Isis’
Car mechanic Hamayun Tariq, who ‘fought in Pakistan to evict infidels’ and tweeted weapons data, ‘is Islamic State jihadi’
Vine star Dapper Laughs is not laughing any more after ITV turn-off
Controversy over vlogger shows that online popularity is no guarantee that talent will flourish in the mainstream
Where I’m Reading From: The Changing World of Books by Tim Parks review – ‘it only makes you want to read more’
Tim Parks’s brilliant, erudite essays about the role of writing in the digital age demand to be read, says Tim Adams
The 10 best Twitter flounces
The most memorable farewells, however brief, to micro-blogging, as chosen by Tom Lamont
Roger Ebert: the man who revolutionised movie criticism gets his own film
Henry Barnes: Life Itself traces the career of the pioneering US journalist, who helped to democratise film criticism through his TV shows and newspaper columns
Star Wars 7 has a title: it’s The Force Awakens
The much-hyped continuation of the blockbuster series has been given its official name as filming comes to a close
Christmas repeats for @johnlewis
Media Monkey: As the retailer launches its festive ad, a certain tweeter in the US can expect to be trending … again
Future 8 Awards celebrates best UK and Ireland teen tech talent
Eight promising developers, animators, bloggers and artists have been celebrated at the first Future 8 awards for digital creative talent, backed by the Guardian