Twitter fiction: Kate Mosse
The author and broadcaster takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
Lord McAlpine raises prospect of legal action over false abuse allegations
BBC and dozens of Twitter users face the prospect of libel action after peer indicates he could sue over 'wholly false' reports. By Josh Halliday
Spanish NGO uses blogging to link donors with Latin American recipients
Mark Tran: Recession-hit Ayuda en Accion turns to social media in attempt to reverse sharp drop in sponsorship
Phillip Schofield roasted on Twitter for devouring small furry rodent
Media Monkey: This Morning presenter defies 'food Nazis' with tale of eating guinea pig in Peru and admits he'd have a nibble on other pets
Troy Carter interview: Lady Gaga’s manager on the future of social media
Lisa O'Carroll: Knowing user behaviour spells success – and how a teenager's news-crunching website could be the next big thing
Italian comedian turned politician in row over his ‘medieval sexism’
Anti-politics hero who promised to clean up the system sparks storm over angry outburst, writes Tom Kington
Danny Baker’s afternoon show on BBC London to be axed in December
Presenter takes to Twitter to criticise the decision by the local radio station, which needs to cut its budget by 16%. By John Plunkett
How fashion bloggers are cashing in
Lauren Cochrane: Writing a style website used to be a labour of love, but these days there are ways to turn all that online influence into real income
When was the first live blog? 1923, it seems
A running commentary of the 1923 general election discovered by the Guardian research department is very similar in style to online coverage today, writes Paul Owen
Twitter fiction: Katie Price
The model turned reality TV star and writer Katie Price takes up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer
Whirlwind tour for school food blogger Martha Payne
Observer Food Monthly award winner raised £120,000 for African schools charity – and she's only nine, reports Tracy McVeigh
Observer Food Monthly Awards 2012 Best food blog: NeverSeconds
How eight million visitors and a press scandal helped nine-year-old Martha Payne raise enough money to feed 10,000 children in Malawi for a year. By Jay Rayner
Observer Food Monthly Award-winners announced
Nigel Slater named food personality of the year, while nine-year old Martha Payne's blog on school dinners also recognised
Twitter blocks neo-Nazi account in Germany
US firm says it has complied with request from authorities which have been monitoring activities of Besseres Hannover