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  Would you buy shares in Twitter?

  Poll, 5 Nov 2013:

  With Twitter's pending IPO, concerns are being raised about a 'tech bubble' coupled with flashbacks to Facebook's IPO mishap. Would you invest in Twitter?

• Chris Christie's big personality politics rules

  5 Nov 2013:

  Dave Allen: New Jersey's governor looks set for re-election – signalling an era of popularity contests where serious issues are squeezed out

• Children and the internet: a parent's guide

  3 Nov 2013: Jamie Oliver has banned his children from social media – and in many families there is a constant battle between demands for privacy and safety. Here, parents share the lessons they have learned. By Viv Groskop

• TV Christmas adverts battle moves online as shops target social media

  2 Nov 2013: By the end of this week, all the main retailers will have launched their festive campaigns – but this year they're spending a lot more cash on the internet to mirror shopping habits

• From Chen Yongzhou to Weibo, China struggles to keep a lid on stories

  2 Nov 2013: David Hearst: There are boundaries that journalists are not supposed to cross, but the state's version of events is starting to be challenged on social media

• Lord Steel criticises culture of spin and tweeting in modern politics

  31 Oct 2013: Former Liberal leader despairs over 'daily outpourings of tweets to circulate' and receiving emails about which lines to take

• Chinese censorship's dangerous subtlety

  31 Oct 2013: Monica Tan: As China's citizens use the web to protest and share information, the authorities' assault on internet "rumours" is only the most visible part of the clampdown

• Is taking a selfie at a funeral bad form?

  30 Oct 2013:

  Open thread: Guardian readers, we could ask Miss Manners, but instead we'll ask you: are selfies at funerals harmless fun or a faux pas?

• What I found at Viral Nova, the future of the internet, will shatter your world

  30 Oct 2013: Alarmingly – or should that be 'heartwarmingly'? – the key to viral success may be a constant stream of unfiltered emotions

• Marks & Spencer Christmas advert to be launched online

  30 Oct 2013:

  Glitzy promo featuring Helena Bonham Carter among its cast will first be shown on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter

• NSA spying on Europe reflects the transatlantic culture gap

  30 Oct 2013:

  Stephan Richter and Jan Philipp Albrecht: The US simply does not respect privacy and rule of law as much as Europe. But we can start to change this by hitting US social media giants operating in Europe where it hurts

• Anniversary of the internet message: do you remember your first time?

  29 Oct 2013:

  The first message was sent over the internet 44 years ago today, and it has changed the way we communicate forever. Here Guardian journalists share some of their first tweets and emails, do you remember yours?

• Five powerful ways to increase your social impact with social media

  Guardian Professional, 29 Oct 2013:

  Kate Cooper discusses her top tips on using social media tools to expand your social enteprise

• Syrian Electronic Army takes credit for attack on Obama's Twitter account

  28 Oct 2013:

  Group sympathetic to Assad targeted link-shortening service used by Obama account to link to war propaganda video

• LinkedIn hits back at claims of Intro email service's security risks

  28 Oct 2013: Security experts voice fears that ability of social network's new service to filter users' email could be exploited by phishers. By Samuel Gibbs

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