Telegraph takes it on the nose after calling Irish boxer British
Paper apologises for mistake about Katie Taylor's nationality
Neigh, that’s not the British Olympians
Papers publish wrong pictures after Team GB's dressage victory
Vietnam’s blog shame
Kamila Shamsie: As a mother dies in protest at her daughter's detention, it's time for Britain to take a stand
Helen Skelton quits Twitter after abuse from trolls
Blue Peter presenter's final tweet reads: 'Turns out I don't have a very thick skin after all so I am closing my twitter account'
How to say ‘hashtag’ with your fingers
So addicted to Twitter you need to tag your every spoken word? Here's how to add the social media equivalent of air quotes to your conversation
Jenn Ashworth: My desktop
One of The Culture Show's top 12 best new novelists explains the method to the madness behind all her gadgets and apps, and why she has a folder called 'ego'
Twitter urged to explain ban on British journalist over NBC Olympic tweets
US broadcaster claims Twitter alerted it to Independent journalist Guy Adams' tweets criticising Olympic Games coverage. By Josh Halliday
Freedom of speech: Tweets, twits and liberty
Editorial: A tweeter's right to make a fool of themselves must be defended to the death
Olympic brand McDonald’s suffers Twitter humiliation
Anger over Boris Johnson comments sees chain go bottom of tracker monitoring Twitter sentiment of Olympic brands. By Mark Sweney
Is it ethical to pay bloggers to tweet?
Head to head: Sunny Hundal and Helen Lewis discuss whether journalists should be paid by TV companies for tweeting about programmes
Pass notes No 3,214: One Direction
The boy band spawned by The X Factor have attracted some negative attention in the US because one of their members is a Muslim. Happily, their Twitter followers are more supportive
Dark Knight Rises ‘critic’ is banned from Rotten Tomatoes
US blogger Eric D Snider posted negative review on aggregator site despite never having seen Christopher Nolan's new film
Academic blogging: minority scholars cannot afford to be silent
Blogging is a vital tool to make visible work that has been ignored or undervalued. Minority academics must become aware of how important blogging is to articulate their ideas, says Liana Silva
Milo Yiannopoulos – meet the ‘pit bull’ of tech media
Why does the founder of technology gossip website the Kernel inspire such strong reaction from the people he writes about? Ben Dowell reports