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3 Nov 2013: This week's IPO is eagerly awaited, but Twitter must win the battle with those investors who think it is doomed to remain a 'niche' site, writes Juliette Garside -
3 Nov 2013:
When Brandon Stanton began photographing strangers in New York, he never imagined ending up with a bestseller, says Corinne Jones
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30 Oct 2013:
Holly Baxter: It may seem funny how quickly the generation that grew up online starts to reminisce. But taking stock of how things have changed is no longer about a quiet yearning
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29 Oct 2013:
Human rights group condemns prison sentence
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28 Oct 2013:
Anna Holmes turned Jezebel – created as a 'girly Gawker' – into one of the most popular feminist sites. Now she's edited a book to create a permanent legacy
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28 Oct 2013:
Roy Greenslade urges editors and academics and bloggers to campaign for the right to record council meetings
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27 Oct 2013: Pontiff thanks followers as Vatican reaches milestone in drive to spread the gospel through social media
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27 Oct 2013: New York exchange seeks to ensure social networking site's IPO avoids technical problems that hit Facebook's market debut
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25 Oct 2013:
Rift with media mogul Jay Penske behind inflammatory tweets claiming website has become 'bland and boring'
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25 Oct 2013:
Holly Baxter: Is it worse to allow beheading images, collect email data or ignore abuse? Pick your playmates carefully in the internet playground
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24 Oct 2013: QI panellist agrees to pay £15,000 damages and warns other other Twitter users about the dangers of tweeting. By Mark Sweney
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22 Oct 2013:
Dorian Lynskey: With so many people eager to start a nontroversy on social media, it's safer to be bland, as Nigella Lawson found out after a recent interview
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22 Oct 2013: Sally Bercow has apologised for 'irresponsible use of Twitter' and agreed to pay undisclosed damages to peer, court told
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22 Oct 2013: Media Monkey: Michael O'Leary hosted an online Q&A session that may have had some observers reaching for the sick bags
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22 Oct 2013:
Joseph Harker: Britain is a nation in denial. While celebrity stories grab the headlines, true discrimination is thriving and largely ignored
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