How low-paid workers at ‘click farms’ create appearance of online popularity
Investigation finds fake Facebook 'likes' and Twitter followers could be misleading consumers
Home Office tactics in illegal immigration crackdown prompt Twitter storm
Official tweets showing raids of suspects are described by critics as 'dystopian' and likened to 'UK Hunger Games'
Art Rules aims to supplant Twitter as platform for online art debate
ICA's new venture has a punishing 100-character limit and option to 'agree' or 'disagree' with discourse about art
Twitter chiefs to face MP committee over abusive threats to women
Cross-party group to quiz Twitter executives over complaints that they have failed to protect women from online abuse
Reuters Twitter account hacked
Syrian Electronic Army suspected of attack in which cartoons in support of Bashar al-Assad were posted on feed. By Jemima Kiss
Police investigate new death threats against MP Stella Creasy
Labour MP received sexually violent messages on Twitter following her support for banknote campaigner
Publishers or platforms? Media giants may be forced to choose
After threats to Caroline Criado-Perez, questions raised over who is responsible for libel or abuse via Twitter and Facebook
Twitter abuse: what can be done to stop trolling?
Should you report abuse messages to Twitter or the police? Should you block or shame trolls? A look at possible solutions for users who receive threats and violent messages online
Labour MP Stella Creasy receives Twitter rape threats
Walthamstow MP uses Twitter to inform police of abuse in wake of arrest of man for threats made to banknote campaignerWARNING: Article contains abusive language
Twitter fiction: Bidisha
The writer and broadcaster takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
Nigella Lawson threatens to sue PR over claim assault photos were staged
Schillings demands that Richard Hillgrove remove blog which claims restaurant grab was set up for publicity purposes. By Lisa O'Carroll
Twitter’s Del Harvey talks PhotoDNA, spam and Prism
The director of trust and safety discusses when the block on child porn images will launch and her views on the NSA scandal. By Charles Arthur
How blogging about my £10 a week food shop helped me cope with life
When Jack Monroe lost her job she learnt how poverty isn't just having no heating, fridge or lighting, it's feeding your son one Weetabix with water. Then she started writing about it
Twitter fiction: Richard Madeley
The TV presenter takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
So, the pope’s Twitter followers get time off purgatory. What’s the problem?
Andrew Brown: The pope's Twitter feed has as much spiritual benefit as any other medium. We should instead be questioning the message