Twitter UK posts profits of just £16,500
Microblogging website, which is expected to float for $11bn, records meagre profits in British subsidiary's first accounts
Why does Twitter have such a fatal attraction for footballers?
With England under-21 player Marvin Sordell described by his manager as suffering an 'addiction' to Twitter, what is it about footballers and social media?
No boys allowed: the rise of single-sex clubs and societies
Zoe Williams: This month, a women-only restaurant will join a clutch of new clubs, societies and networking events that exclude men. So would many of us really prefer our social lives to be single-sex?
Daily Beast’s Andrew Sullivan to relaunch the Dish behind paywall
The political blogger is leaving the Daily Beast – and advertising – behind, encouraging readers to fund his revamped site. By Jemima Kiss
Twitter fiction: Mavis Cheek
The award-winning novelist takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
How to abuse people on Twitter and get away with it
The attorney general has published guidelines to legally acceptable behaviour on social media. Here's our take on how to insult with impunity
Digital in 2013: Facebook meets some new kids on the block
Social network's turf war with Twitter continues but others may nose in front. By Jemima Kiss
Twitter fiction: Deborah Moggach
The novelist and screenwriter takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
The Pope’s first tweet: no jokes, no kittens
Vatican insists pontiff, who does not want for followers, was personally very keen to get himself a Twitter account
Do you want to blog about fashion for the Guardian?
The Guardian is looking for great fashion and beauty bloggers to join its network – do you have the voice we're missing?
Tavi Gevinson: the fashion blogger becoming the voice of a generation
Tavi Gevinson found fame as an 11-year-old blogger. Five years later, her online teen magazine attracts a global audience including a fanclub of grown-up women
Twitter fiction: David Baddiel
The comedian, novelist and presenter takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
Daily Record sports writer lashes out in valedictory column
Jim Traynor signs off with attack on 'anonymous bloggers' and 'incoherent imbeciles'
Tumblr hit by cyber worm from group engaged in ‘anti-blogging’ campaign
GNAA spokesman says infection of micro-blogging platform is a protest against 'lowering journalistic standards'
Twitter fiction: Philip Hensher
The novelist, critic and journalist takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer