England teams up with Twitter, Facebook and YouTube ahead of Ashes summer England and Wales Cricket Board teams up with Twitter and Facebook in attempt to widen fanbase
Breakfast briefing: Will Wright quits EA, Facebook blocks Pirate Bay After aping evolution with his last game, Spore, Will Wright has confirmed that he will be leaving Electronic Arts to pursue a side project
Demi Moore twitters to avert suicide Actor uses online messaging service Twitter to intervene in case of suicidal Californian woman
MySpace shrinks as Facebook, Twitter and Bebo grab its users Staff quit social networking's former darling, now half the size of Facebook
Stuck for a recipe? Just use Twitter and find a top chef We challenge leading chefs to boil down their recipes to Twitter's 140-character limit
Home Office defends plan to monitor social network conversations • Facebook and MySpace could be required to hold data about every person users chat with • Privacy campaigners condemn 'centralised snooping'
Twitter introduces text ads Eagle-eyed Twitterers may have noticed very discreet and rather nicely designed ads creeping into the sidebar on profiles, but in very clever and useful format. By Jemima Kiss
Tell us, where are you exactly? Location-based services is the major trend at this year's digital culture festival in Austin, Texas,
Reviews for the txt generation Netbytes: Blippr lets users review books, movies, CDs and other products in 160 characters or less
Social networking sites merge operations Youth-targeted sites Piczo and Stardoll are to merge their international operations to try to create more appeal for advertisers. By Mark Sweney
Mountain rescue in Alps played out on Twitter Urgent appeal for Rob William's mobile number sent out on site after he was separated from friends during blizzard
Poke your MP into action Derek Wyatt: I don't know whether social networking will get me re-elected, but if I can engage with constituents everyone benefits
Why isn’t my MP on Facebook? Emily Bell: Most MPs don't seem to want connectivity with their electorate, avoiding useful channels such as Facebook, or even email
Facebook backtracks after online privacy protest Site under unprecedented scrutiny for its policies on retention of personal data of 175 million users
Friends Reunited worth as little as £20m, say City analysts Social networking site could be worth a fraction of the £175m ITV paid for it in 2005. By Mark Sweney