Iran creates fake blogs in smear campaign against journalists in exile BBC Persian staff victims of online identity theft designed to discredit them, with family in Iran facing harassment as well
Classic Dickens or Boz with a twist: it’s all online The internet isn't only a great way of reinterpreting the classics, it's also a great way of accessing them, writes James Bridle
Twitter fiction: Jim Crace The award-winning writer takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
Aaron Swartz girlfriend blames suicide on ‘vindictiveness’ of prosecution Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman says she is 'absolutely confident' that Swartz killed himself because of court case with MIT
Veni, vidi, vici. Now the Pope is to tweet in Latin He amassed 2.5 million followers within a month. Now he will communicate in the most concise language of them all
How Twitter users became the film industry’s favourite critics Movie PRs are increasingly avoiding quotes from critics in favour of lines from filmgoers
Jimmy Dushku: the man North Korea is following on Twitter The 25-year-old US whizz kid is one of just three accounts the communist state is following. But why?
Aaron Swartz’s family condemns MIT and US government after his death Internet activist killed himself a month before going on trial for what family calls 'an alleged crime that had no victims'
Reddit users remember internet activist Aaron Swartz Katie Rogers: Users of the social media forum spent Saturday paying tribute to a man who helped build the website
My Aaron Swartz, whom I loved Quinn Norton, Aaron Swartz's former partner, published this tribute to the internet activist on her blog, quinnnorton.com
Aaron Swartz: tech bloggers pay tribute to an internet activist Technology bloggers including Cory Doctorow, Joey deVilla and Larry Lessig responded to the death of Aaron Swartz by publishing lengthy tributes
Twitter fiction: Mark Haddon The novelist and poet takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
Twitter under fire in France over offensive hashtags French government joins debate after spate of homophobic, racist and anti-semitic hashtags trended in recent months
Eleven work and pensions civil servants sacked for using Twitter or Facebook Staff among 116 to face disciplinary action at Iain Duncan Smith's department for blogging and social networking since 2009. By Josh Halliday