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• Body found in hotel room thought to be of woman accused of McCann trolling

  5 Oct 2014: Brenda Leyland was confronted by TV reporter over claims she sent abuse on Twitter about Madeleine McCann’s disappearance

• Sex doesn’t sell: the decline of British porn

  5 Oct 2014: Amelia Gentleman: A visit to the beige, windowless rooms of the Xbiz adult industry conference reveals a business on its deathbed, agonising over regulations – and full of men who tell you they worry about what their children watch online

• PM’s treatment of Andy Coulson was reprehensible, says Piers Morgan

  5 Oct 2014: Mail Online’s new US editor-at-large attacks David Cameron’s response to former NoW editor’s jailing for hacking phones

• Ello – and goodbye to the new Facebook?

  5 Oct 2014: Facebook’s vaunted new competitor has a mountain to climb. Ed Cumming road-tests it

• When the cookies crumbled, so did your web anonymity

  5 Oct 2014: A new generation of invisible tracker has replaced the traditional internet cookie – and it knows everything about you, writes John Naughton

• Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts: ‘We could do with all the parties being a bit more feminist’

  4 Oct 2014: Last week a Mumsnet poll found a distinct ‘authenticity deficit’ in all the main parties. If they wish to persuade women voters, they must change radically, co-founder and CEO Justine Roberts tells Susanna Rustin

• The rise of GoPro: why wearable cameras make us film everything

  4 Oct 2014: Cheap, high-quality wearable cameras now mean no deed need go unfilmed – from the heroic to the to the criminal to the deeply mundane. Archie Bland inspects his own highlight reel

• Will Self: 'The fate of our literary culture is sealed'

  3 Oct 2014:

  Deep, serious reading – and serious writing – is under threat from the digital revolution. It's not that the web will make our culture more stupid, but it will lead to new forms of understanding, says Will Self

• Facebook knows who your friends are. Soon it could know about your health

  3 Oct 2014: Company exploring creation of online ‘support communities’ that would connect users suffering from various ailments

• Susan Greenfield: why is she reluctant to engage with 'mind change' critics?

  3 Oct 2014: Pete Etchells and Chris Chambers: The ‘mind change’ activist’s latest attempt to warn us about the dangers of modern technology highlights how arguments from authority should never trump arguments based on evidence

• Viral video: Cassetteboy's Cameron mashup, John Oliver on soccer

  3 Oct 2014: See the Tory leader’s conference speeches remixed and the HBO host explain football to Americans in our online clip chart. By Frances Perraudin

• Gerry McCann calls for example to made of ‘vile’ internet trolls

  3 Oct 2014: Father of missing girl Madeleine says police should target people spreading abuse after receiving violence and kidnapping threats

• Mind Change: Susan Greenfield has a big idea, but what is it?

  3 Oct 2014: Martin Robbins: A poorly researched diatribe on the ‘youth of today’, Susan Greenfield’s exploration of Mind Change reads like a Littlejohn column wrapped in the trappings of science

• How can I access restricted UK sites when I’m overseas?

  3 Oct 2014: Chris spends half each year in France and wants to use a proxy server to access sites in the UK. Jack Schofield explains

• Five key takeaways from Social Media Week London 2014

  Guardian Professional, 3 Oct 2014: As the landscape of social media matures, James Whatley finds this year’s Social Media Week a more grown-up affair

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