The ultimate internet glossary: from 4chan to Zynga
Know your lolz from your lulzsec, and your belfies from your selfies? Hannah Jane Parkinson is here to help with an almost definitive list of digital geekery
Katie Jacobs Stanton: ‘Twitter is this operating system of news’
Ben Cardew: The global media boss on dealing with illegal activity, working for Obama – and the delicate question of censorship
Police warn sharing James Foley killing video is a crime
Met says passing on clip of Isis militant murdering US journalist on social media could lead to prosecution under anti-terror laws
Premier League warns fans not to post Vine videos of goals online
Premier League warns fans that posting goal vines is illegal, as is sharing them on websites such as Twitter
How a Polish student’s website became an Isis propaganda tool
An information-sharing website run from a bedroom in Poland has become part of the militants’ slick public relations operation
Eight Twitterbots worth following
Alex Hern: Many of Twitter’s users are bots, which tweet automatically without human input. Here are eight you should be following
Working on My Novel – the art of literary procrastination
Artist Cory Arcangel has been trawling social media, looking for writers who are posting messages about their day-to-day lives when they should be slaving over their word processors. Now, he is publishing a book of their tweets
Driverless cars’ green light, SmartBell and hearing aid: this week in tech
Funding pot of £10m available for UK tests in January 2015, a way to catch deliveries, and a wireless hearing aid iPhone link
Facebook and fewer stories behind rise in web traffic, says Telegraph chief
Jason Seiken believes journalists’ ‘obsession’ with Twitter meant the newspaper was focusing on wrong area to push content. By Mark Sweney
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Lights, camera, lipstick: beauty vloggers are changing the face of the make-up industry
With millions of viewers - and millions of pounds changing hands - online beauty tutorials are one of Britain’s fastest-growing businesses. But for the young people involved it is about far more than just make-up. Eva Wiseman meets the vloggers
Salman Rushdie and Helen Garner to headline Melbourne writers’ festival
Dave Eggers and astronaut Chris Hadfield to also talk at festival which aims to ‘democratise’ literature with non-traditional events
Manual retweets are self-promotion and Twitter embeds aren’t journalism
Jeb Lund: The real ethical question about embedded Tweets isn't related to privacy. It's about intellectual larceny
The Right Sort, David Mitchell’s Twitter short story
The Booker-shortlisted novelist has published his latest short story, The Right Sort, on Twitter this week. Here you can read the author's ongoing 280-tweet tale of a boy and his mother's valium pills in full, and in chronological orderThe tales that could have been tweetedGuardian reader event: join the author for a discussion of his new novel with books editor Claire Armitstead