Perez Hilton: ‘I needed to stop hiding behind this character that I created’
The celebrity blogger tells Tim Lewis that being a father and getting called out by Jennifer Lawrence have changed him
Guido Fawkes: whipping politicians into shape?
Media Monkey: David Cameron, Michael Gove and Nigel Farage among those lining up to hail ‘anti-establishment’ blog on its 10th birthday
RIP ‘RIP’: we need to be more creative with mourning in the digital age
Bella Mackie: The news that Lynda Bellingham has died is deeply sad. She deserves more of a tribute than just an RIP hashtag, as do all those we mourn
OFM awards 2014 best food blog: Jack Monroe
The blogger turned austerity activist has defeated all-comers on her way to success. Interview by Tom Lamont
‘Am I being catfished?’ An author confronts her number one online critic
When a bad review of her first novel appeared online, Kathleen Hale was warned not to respond. But she soon found herself wading in
Later … with Jools Holland: Sinéad O’Connor, Labrinth, Holly Johnson, Rumer and Rival Sons – liveblog
Episode five of the latest series of Later... is a varied treat, with Labrinth, Sinéad, Holly Johnson, Rumer and Rival Sons
Twitter, Google, AOL and Vice pitch content in London ‘digital upfronts’
Firms mimic US TV industry with showcases aimed at advertisers in a sign of growing significance of UK’s digital media. By Mark Sweney
Happy 20th anniversary to Dave Winer – inventor of the blog
When the history of the internet is written, software visionary Dave Winer will be right up there with Tim Berners-Lee, writes John Naughton
Sunday Mirror must answer for MP sexting story – Nicky Morgan
Women’s minister says use of photos without consent is wrong, as editor defends article as ‘wholly in public interest’
Julia Restoin Roitfeld: life in Vogue
Julia Restoin Roitfeld grew up on the front row, the daughter of a Vogue editor. Now she’s a mother herself – and nothing’s going to stop her embracing la vie en rose. By Imogen Fox
Twitter to target film advertising to users tweeting about related movies
Twitter is set to roll out a new targeted advertising scheme which monitors film-related tweets and sends users adverts according to their tastes
What Americans really eat – and tweet
Laura Barton: A state-by-state analysis of the food-related words that Americans post on Twitter reveals some interesting trends about diet and health. Who knew that durian fruit was popular in Maine or flan on North Dakota?
Behind the online comments: the psychology of internet trolls
Following revelations by YouTube star PewDiePie and TV historian Mary Beard, the issue of how to manage trolls is back in the spotlight, writes Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic
With Bookbridgr, bloggers can become a Headline act
Headline’s new website recognises how important bloggers now are to publicity campaigns, writes Anna Baddeley
How to be part of LFW from your sofa – a guide
More fashion events are being streamed and shared online than ever before. Ami Sedghi explains how to get the action from the frow - without leaving the house