Best UK Food Blog 2010: Salad Club
Salad Club take the OFM Awards best bloggers prize for their smart and passionate posts. Ian Tucker meets the south London duo
Family finances: the abuse you’ll get for an income of £45,000 a year
The savage response to our account of coping on a family income of £45,000 ignores the fact that in some parts of the UK, that doesn't go far
Putting the world’s music blogs on the MAP
The Guardian's music blog has joined the Music Alliance Pact (MAP), teaming up with blogs from across the globe to bring you an eclectic monthly package of free downloads
This charming plan (to cover every single Smiths song)
Janice Whaley might have a job and a toddler but that didn't stop her taking on a time-consuming project to reimagine every Smiths record. Luckily, the results are stunning
Andrew Marr says bloggers are ‘inadequate, pimpled and single’
BBC presenter tells Cheltenham Literary Festival that citizen journalists will never replace real news. By John Plunkett
Kanye West: Mister Perfection is stylishly reinventing the rules of rap
Kanye West is rebuilding his remarkable career and fan base with a new album and the slick use of social networking
Twitter CEO Evan Williams steps down
Twitter co-founder Evan Williams's move sees Dick Costolo promoted to CEO amid speculation over site's future ownership
Syria accuses teenage blogger of spying for a foreign power
Student alleged to have helped attack against Syrian army officer
Why sex is better in the theatre
Does the physical presence of actors make eroticism less exploitative on stage than on screen?
Noises off: crowd funding comes to Broadway
Chris Wilkinson: Fancy being a musical producer in New York? For $1,000 you'll even be credited on the poster for a production of Godspell
Twitter internet worm attack affects thousands of users
Lord Sugar and Sarah Brown among those hit by 'embarrassing' incident for messaging website
Such tweet sorrow: Twitter catches critics in web of emotion
Mark Fisher: The confessional world of micro-blogging could be instrumental in forcing theatre reviewers to inject some feeling into their work
Noises off: Netizens of the world unite
Chris Wilkinson: The blogs are off as the legions of online amateur theatre reviewers take on their craggy old print-based critics
Loaded founder James Brown on his new digital venture
Sabotage Times, edited by Brown, has about 150 writers. By John Plunkett
The dog that’s tweeting, not barking
Smithy, a black labrador with the West Midlands police, has started tweeting. But there is other animal competition . . .