In defence of healthy mistrust
Does panic over a non-existent shooting in Oxford Street mean we can’t trust Twitter to tell us the
BySocial Media
Find here all of the New Statesman’s comment and analysis about social media and the digital age.
Lib Dems fall out over fees
The party’s grass roots are engaged in a frantic dialogue as tuition fees threaten to destabilise th
ByThe menace of section 127
The wider implications of the Twitter Joke Trial.
ByTwitter revolts!
"I am Spartacus" trends as Twitter responds in solidarity to Paul Chambers losing his appeal.
ByWe don’t need the law to tackle Twitter bigots
The arrest of a Tory councillor over a Twitter “joke” is an insult to all liberals.
ByTwitter: the Movie (trailer)
“What is the fail whale?”
By100 Days of David Cameron in tweets
The people over at Tweetminster have been analysing all the activity on Twitter related to the coalition government since David…
ByHow many twits make a tw*t?
Conservatives forge ahead on Twitter.
ByWhy Labour’s Twitter twit had to go
Candidates need to learn that they can’t say on Twitter what they wouldn’t say in public.
ByHas Twitter ended this man’s political career?
Update: Labour candidate sacked after a series of foul-mouthed tweets.
ByLabour on course to win election (according to Twitter)
Study attempts to use Twitter to predict the election result.
ByTwitter’s 16 million silent voices
Most users have little use for their 140-character limit.
ByLabour MP’s Twitter row rumbles on
Eric Pickles writes letter to David Wright over "scum-sucking pigs" comment.
ByClegg’s Twitter launch is nothing of the sort
Lib Dem social media strategy is classic old media
By“Today, censorship cannot hide the truth”
Upsurge of citizen journalism in Iran as funeral of dissident cleric turns into opposition protest
By“We control and manage internet” . . . wink wink
Iranian group hacks into Twitter to display anti-American message
ByTwitter : a messaging network
http://chrisadams.me.uk/">Chris Adams, a graphic designer interested in new media appli
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