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Andrew Keen: Community self-policing is the way to tackle internet child porn

New Media

Inside Online

Alice-Azania Jarvis: Sarah Palin, Facebook and a recipe for meatballs

Wednesday, 10 December 2008

There are plenty of things to be learned from Google’s run-down of the most searched terms this year. For one, Sarah Palin is more popular worldwide than Barak Obama. And Facebook is bigger than the BBC, which in turn is bigger than both Youtube and eBay. Oh, and the UK’s second-favourite recipe is? meatballs. Mm. Meatballs.

The Big Question: What does censoring Wikipedia tell us about the way the internet is policed?

Tuesday, 9 December 2008

It is just the text or texture that counts?

Monday, 8 December 2008

A new threat to print journalism, or is Asda's digital online magazine deal a publishing lifeline? Amol Rajan reports

Andrew Keen: Glimmers of hope for journalists in a grim world of redundancies

Monday, 8 December 2008

New Media

Andrew Keen: Twitter comes to Oxford

Friday, 5 December 2008

Late last month, while I was in England for the Silicon Valley Comes To Oxford event, I had an interesting chat with a tuxedoed Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter.

Andrew Keen: In defense of sleazy lobbyists

Thursday, 4 December 2008

I really like what Tina Brown is doing at The Daily Beast. There's no hint of the crowd at the Beast - it's all Tina's sensibility, her wit and judgment. So I'm thrilled to now be contributing to the new website. My first piece, published today, is a defense of (sleazy) lobbyists - surely the loneliest and most misunderstood people in America today.