Jack Monroe: ‘I’m a lefty, liberal, lezzer cook’
The blogger behind A Girl Called Jack on food poverty, bullying and standing up to Richard Littlejohn. Interview by Tim Adams
Can Twitter co-founder take an ‘evolutionary leap’ into storytelling?
Collaborative publishing website Medium, which aims to reinvent the blog, secures first external investment. By Ben Cardew
12 things not to say on Twitter in 2014
Daniel Maier knows what he doesn't like on the social network and has taken the time to compile it. If you really want to RT hard, you need to avoid the following cliches. #justsayin
BuzzFeed’s success does not mean we should be slaves to clicks
Sam Parker: Digital news sites are obsessed with web traffic, but editors should be wary of going for quantity over quality
Stan Collymore returns to Twitter and hits out at the Sun
Former England footballer asks for 'solutions to help Twitter police itself' after suspending account following racist abuse. By Dugald Baird
Stan Collymore attacks Twitter over abusive tweets
Ex-footballer says social networking site is not doing enough to combat abuse after receiving series of offensive messages
The whimsical world of Gerry Adams’s Twitter account
Stephen Moss: It all started off so earnestly, but the Sinn Fein leader's microblogging timeline has rapidly filled with cake-baking teddy bears and rubber ducks
Mark Zuckerberg says connectivity is a basic human right – do you agree?
Amid a year of online innovations, the Facebook founder says a better-connected world benefits local economies. Is he right? Maeve Shearlaw investigates
Twitter more than triples its UK revenues to £46m
Social network expected to make more than £180m by the end of 2015, according to eMarketer report. By Mark Sweney
Academic blogging – 10 top tips
Find your authentic blogging voice, harness the power of social media and, remember, only blog if you want to, say
One Direction among UK top tweeted about topics in 2013
Boy band dominated debate, while Man United's 2-1 defeat by Real Madrid triggered the biggest single tweeting frenzy
Stephen King sends shivers through Twitter with his own account
Novelist says he 'can't think of a thing to say' but nonetheless acquires 170,000 followers in three days
The BBC needs a global news strategy – and Harding’s approach seems dated
Emily Bell: Strong management and a sharp focus of purpose are required as the corporation faces renewed competition
The Anonymous problem with feminism
Emer O’Toole: One Anonymous campaign takes down a big bad rapist, while another helps to intimidate women who realise there’s more to activism than challenging authority
Christmas cards, like social media, have become all about us
Giles Fraser: Loose canon: Once we followed the star, now we follow the stars, hoping that they too might follow us. It's time for a reality check