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• A panel debate on web moderation

  25 Oct 2010: Talking shop: Cif's editor, moderators, commenters and Guardian lawyers share their views on moderating newspaper websites

• Week Notes 9,888: What's the future of telly?

  25 Oct 2010:

  In which I had too many great meetings and not enough time to write. By Jemima Kiss

• Channel 4 News names Britain's best young blogger

  25 Oct 2010:

  Essex teenager Louise Jones wins nationwide hunt for the columnist of tomorrow

• Brightcove CEO: We'll weigh up IPO when we need capital

  25 Oct 2010:

  Range of private financing options delay prospect of going public, says Jeremy Allaire

• Guardian Tech Weekly - coming to Dublin

  25 Oct 2010:

  Jemima Kiss, Charles Arthur and Scott Cawley are taking the podcast to Dublin to meet the great and the good of the Irish tech scene.

• PDA's Newsbucket

  25 Oct 2010:

  Today's essential reading. By Jemima Kiss

• Juan Williams slipped up: he became the story

  25 Oct 2010: Emily Bell: The Juan Williams firing shows that journalism must operate at higher levels than the rest of the world

• Ten years of online advertising with Google Adwords

  25 Oct 2010:

  Nearly 97% of Google's revenue comes from its sponsored listings – is it fair, then, to call Google an advertising company? By Jemima Kiss

• Google investigated over household data privacy breaches

  24 Oct 2010:

  Watchdog has launched inquiry after company admitted copying emails and passwords while setting up Street View service

• YouTube's finest artists make it to the Guggenheim

  23 Oct 2010:

  YouTube's contest find a new generation of artists may be 'changing the discourse around video art', says Guggenheim curator. By Jemima Kiss

• Elevator Pitch: Teamly delivers 'real-time appraisals'

  22 Oct 2010:

  Launched at TechCrunch Disrupt in September, Teamly counts itself among a plethora of new software-as-a-service enterprises looking to make big in the small-to-medium-sized business sector

• BBC Backstage to close

  22 Oct 2010:

  BBC confirms closure of ambitious and successful developer project after 10 months of 'winding down'

• Nadine Dorries's trouble with the truth

  22 Oct 2010: Cath Elliott: After a string of disputes, Tory MP Nadine Dorries has admitted that her blog is 70% fiction – which is no surprise to her readers

• Murdoch explains why a turbulent press must survive

  22 Oct 2010:

  Rupert Murdoch sees a role for bloggers but says they cannot do the job of professional journalists working for an inquiring press

• How US newspapers are coping with abusive commenters

  22 Oct 2010:

  American news outlets are coming up with new systems to overcome the problem of people posting inappropriate comments

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