There’s some good stuff over at the Guardian today on that age-old question: what next for social media? We note, in particular, two views from a star-studded debate at Oxford’s Said Business School: 1. Ram Shriram, a founding board member of Google,...

The Times tells us today that swathes of Wikipedia’s editors are going ‘dead’ – i.e., abandoning the site. Worse, they’re not being replaced, for it seems that the Wikipedia bubble may have burst. As the Times puts it: “Research reveals that the...

Some of the super-rich have threatened (Shouldn’t that be ‘promised’? Ed.) to leave Britain if the 50p income tax rate is introduced. Not for them fast food in a recession, that’s for sure, but what we want to know is this: is their mooted exodus...

The government’s long anticipated attempt to combat web piracy has assumed something resembling reality in the form of the just-published Digital Economy Bill. Under the Bill, whose provisions are reported by the Independent, internet service providers...

The recession is not all doom and gloom. Well, not if you’re a purveyor of fast food. According to this story from the FT, fast food outlets – especially, it seems, KFC – are making hay as more and more people turn to them for their dietary...