Blogging city hall
Dave Hill: London elections 08: This race offers great opportunities for bloggers to change both the conduct and coverage of the campaign
How to be in with the IT crowd
Cabinet office minister and long-time IT enthusiast backs making public data available for re-use
The world’s 50 most powerful blogs
From Prince Harry in Afghanistan to Tom Cruise ranting about Scientology, blogging has never been bigger
Great internet campaigns don’t guarantee success in politics
Seth Finkelstein: Internet evangelism shares a marketing technique with sellers of quack medicine, in that the promoters are eager to emphasise any successes and ignore any failures
Behind the Great Firewall
210 million Chinese have web access but instead of spreading freedom, the net has been tamed by Beijing's iron grip. By Jonathan Watts
Dawn of the digital natives
If you believe a scary US report, reading is on the decline. But, says Steven Johnson, it completely fails to consider the amount that we do every day on our computers
Rallying opinion online
Bloggers are transforming the way opposition politics works - soon the web may create and put forward its own election candidates. Matthew d'Ancona reports
Chaos theory: advertising cash will soon decrease
New media, Jeff Jarvis: As the media become more dependent on advertising, so advertising becomes less dependent on the media.
Hillary Clinton woos man who nearly ruined her husband
Online journalist Matt Drudge - the man who leaked the Monica Lewinsky story - has betrayed a surprising soft spot for Hillary Clinton on his website. By Suzanne Goldenberg in Washington.
Putting it another way: blogs add to wealth of euphemisms
· New OUP edition charts latest expressions· Drink, dismissal and death at forefront of phrases
Outside.in: Funding and geo-targeting ads
Place-blogging site Outside.in lands more funding to build a geo-targeted ad platform.
Political bloggers head to US
4.15pm Bloggers behind two of the UK's most popular political websites are to travel to the US to pick up some hints from their American counterparts. By Jemima Kiss.
Huffington Post expands coverage
4pm: US blog the Huffington Post has launched five new sections in the runup to the presidential election. By Jemima Kiss.