Andy Carvin: the man who tweets revolutions
NPR's media strategist has become a leading player in the breaking news business. By Jemima Kiss
Schoolteacher who worked as stripper uncovered by students
Sex education teacher Benedict Garrett, who stripped under the alias Johnny Anglais, and befriended students on Facebook, told he may continue teaching
Not every mobile games developer is complaining about Android
Stuart Dredge: Godzilab, Papaya and Gameview all say they are making hay on Android Market
Top Gear episodes to be made available on Facebook
BBC Worldwide to offer episodes for rent via video-on-demand app at 15 Facebook credits, or 93p each. By Mark Sweney
The rules of social recruiting
With more employers using LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook to hire staff, Graham Snowdon explains the tactics and how jobseekers can use them to their advantage
FA Cup opener to air live on Facebook
Match between Ascot United and Wembley FC will be first live football game to be streamed on the social networking site. By Mark Sweney
Interpublic sells half of Facebook stake
Move by US marketing services giant values social networking site at about $65bn. By Mark Sweney
David Cameron considers banning suspected rioters from social media
PM says sites such as Twitter and Facebook 'can be used for ill' and that broadcasters should hand footage of riots to police. By Josh Halliday
Festafriend’s social solution
Tom Lamont: Edinburgh can be lonely without someone to talk to, or disagree with, about the shows you've seen. A new site promises to help
Twitter didn’t fuel the Tottenham riot
Reni Eddo-Lodge: Social networks did play a role during this weekend's events – just not the way Daily Mail journalists think
Pass notes No 3,022: Randi Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg's sister has left her job at Facebook. What is she doing next?
Logging on to computers helps us get out more, insist economists
Internet's social networks and access to information bring people together and keep us sociable, not lonely
The death of Web 2.0 is nigh…
Our lives were changed by Web 2.0, but according to an industry watcher its days are numbered, writes John Naughton
Mark Zuckerberg’s sister Randi quits Facebook to set up on her own
Randi Zuckerberg, Mark's older sister, has left Facebook to set up on her own. Andrew Gumbel reports from LA