Elon Musk considers ‘slight’ Twitter fee for commercial users
British MPs invite tycoon to discuss plans for platform in more depth before parliamentary committee
Boris Johnson joins lobbying for UK chip designer Arm to list in London
Government fears damage of losing out to New York in battle to attract tech floatations
Elon Musk says Twitter must be ‘neutral’ as wave of leftwing users quit
World’s richest person aims to reassure followers, saying he will not seek to politicise social media network
For her eyes only: what Priti Patel’s Bond blag means for other film-fan MPs
The home secretary’s gratis tickets to No Time to Die’s premiere were apparently ‘connected to executive functions’ because it’s a spy film. But what about ministers who run boring departments?
The Guardian view on online dangers: the internet needs a retrofit
Editorial: European governments are acting on the dangers of big tech. An alarming dispatch from the metaverse shows why they must hurry up
Tracy-Ann Oberman pays ‘substantial damages’ for antisemitism claims
Actor apologises for falsely suggesting politician Philip Proudfoot had ‘Jew block list’ on Twitter
No 10 suspected of being target of NSO spyware attack, Boris Johnson ‘told’
No 10 subjected to UAE-linked spyware attack, says report, but Israeli firm suggests allegations are false
Joe Lycett: sites such as Airbnb and eBay must do more to stop scams
TV presenter tells peers such platforms often pocket revenue but refuse to take responsibility for fraud
Twitter is strictly for the birds: never am I more disconnected than when plugged in
The battles so viciously fought in this digital gladiatorial arena have a nasty habit of spilling over into ‘real life’, says Moya Lothian-McLean, a journalist who writes about digital culture
Infosys to ‘urgently’ shut Moscow office as pressure grows on Rishi Sunak
Chancellor’s wife, Akshata Murthy, has £690m stake in Indian IT firm, which is now moving staff out of Russia
Government’s choice for Ofcom chair says he does not use social media
Michael Grade also praises anti-lockdown campaigner Laurence Fox in appearance before MPs
Pool sliders, charm bracelets and a Kia Rio … the rise and fall of Brand Rishi
It’s hard to convincingly look like a man of the people while you’re busy impoverishing the public, says the Guardian columnist Hannah Jane Parkinson
If you care for the BBC, start worrying: Michael Grade is a threat in plain sight
No 10 and its culture secretary were looking for someone willing to bully and chastise the corporation. Finally they have have their man, says the Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
Government picks Tory peer Michael Grade to chair Ofcom
Choice of veteran broadcasting executive appears to bring chaotic recruitment saga to an end
My father, the child refugee, helped to change Britain. That’s why we need more compassion
Karel Reisz was given refuge from Hitler and later celebrated for his films. When considering our duty to Ukrainian refugees, think of him, says writer Matthew Reisz