Classic works get Twitterature treatment in new book
Emmett Rensin and Alexander Aciman distil more than 60 literary classics into fewer than 20 tweets a book
Platogo: user-generated content comes to browser gaming
There are plenty of sites out there vying for the attention – and patronage – of Flash game players and developers. The likes of Mochimedia, Newgrounds and Kongregate are all attractive, well-populated portals filled with engaging browser titles, and all offer reasonable deals to programmers who want to gain ad revenue from their wares. What they don't offer is that unavoidable buzzword of contemporary interactive entertainment: user-generated content
Justin Timberlake to star in David Fincher’s Facebook biopic
News: The singer will put his music career on hold to star in The Social Network, which focuses on the founding members of the website phenomenon
Business viral video: Furious Führer blasts Marvel sale
Der Untergang gets a comic remake on YouTube as news circulates of Disney's purchase of Marvel
As the Bible wisely says, the tweet shall inherit the earth
Victoria Coren: Dr John Sentamu has posted on his Twitter page: "I am seeking a director of communications. Is God calling you?"
Here is the news: videogames hysteria is just for the kids
Game theory: Living under a virtual videogames rock for a couple of months hasn't meant missing any major news developments, says Aleks Krotoski
TV company makes teen thriller for web viewing
Programme to encourage audience participation to help develop plot as it follows other successful internet series directed at young viewers
Taking brands from TV to Xbox, with Endemol’s Peter Cowley
The Deal or No Deal producer's digital media MD on bringing its brands to social networks and games platforms. By Sarah Hartley
Sex offenders in Illinois prohibited from using social networking sites
Legislation is latest attempt to try and limit the online activities of those convicted of sex crimes
Mike Bennett of Oil on gingering up a teenage audience
Edinburgh Interactive: Interactive drama studio head on multiplatform storytelling – and courting controversy. By Sarah Hartley
Now breakaway government denounces internet attack
Officials from Abkhazia say they disagree with attempts to silence one of their most vocal critics, after an attack that hit major websites last week
Internet attacks ‘targeted Georgian blogger’
Online attacks that hit Google, Facebook and Twitter could have been caused by an assault against lone Georgian blogger
Twitter site disabled after hackers launch malicious online attack
Facebook and LiveJournal also experience problems as virus-infected PCs target social networking services
Google the latest victim of malicious online attacks
Source of strikes that affected hundreds of millions of users remains mystery
ITV sells Friends Reunited to DC Thomson firm for £25m
Broadcaster offloads social networking site to subsidiary of Beano and Dandy publisher for more than predicted. By Mark Sweney