Digital media
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Social network’s users will be able to see key moments and goals in real time via SkyFootball account
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Publisher’s lawyer warns journalists of the need to discover the provenance of pictures before they are published in their newspapers
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The viral segment from The Late Late Show which features celebrities such as Adele and Michelle Obama singing in cars is to be a 16-episode standalone series
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Twitter has launched a new ad campaign after discovering that many people still don’t understand it. Thankfully, the Guardian’s guide explains it all
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Even among women who describe themselves as supportive of women’s right, the term ‘feminist’ can be contentious. How do you define it?
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Law students at Queen Mary, University of London, combine their academic knowledge with social media savvy to help victims of angry ex-lovers
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Electronic forms of ID present an effective alternative to current systems, but confidence in technology could prove to be a stumbling block
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We are living through tumultuous times, offering celebrities a chance to express their deepest feelings to millions of followers through social media. Sometimes they get the tone all wrong, says Sophie Heawood
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Hearing ‘no’ is hard to take, be it after a date, at work, or on social media. So how do you cope?
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Labour peer says decision to take leave of absence from the Lords has been made easier by Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the party
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Independent, Guardian, Mirror and Mail Online pass major milestones as readers keep up with vote and its aftermath
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The platform has banned a high-profile user – but it still needs to find more effective ways to combat racist and misogynistic bullies
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Staff surprised by closure of site that broke allegations of VIP child abuse and other stories
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Twitter bars Milo Yiannopoulos for good after Jones quit the network following tweets that left her in ‘personal hell’
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Press watchdog upholds complaint that phrase suggested killing was motivated by Islam when there was no evidence
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The British former journalist lost a bid for protection from damages over the Hulk Hogan privacy case, but vowed to fight on
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Blue-tick badges normally reserved for the accounts of high-profile figures are to be rolled out to all users who provide correct information
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Regulator to reconsider whether the editors’ code, and its rules, can apply to a global digital publisher after Mail group’s website declines to answer complaint
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Website failed to follow rules on accuracy in article on ‘bromance’ between David Miscavige and actor, says UK press watchdog
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In the future, our digital selves will have personalities that are accessible to anyone who cares to look, with huge implications for our privacy
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With the number of whiplash cases soaring, canny insurers are increasingly looking at people’s Facebook and Twitter accounts to help them nail false claimants
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MP says harassment of Labour figures is coming from inside and outside party and is a threat to democracy
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Summer flings with monks, songs about ice cream and a ball-busting new interview show that vetoes white men. Here are our must-listens this week
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Lisen Andréasson Florman says Daily Mail website wrongly reported she had been victim of sexual assault at music festival
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