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Shifting sands offer poor foundations

Twenty five per cent of those who have visited Wikipedia have read something they know to be inaccurate, a report says

Wikipedia stalls as volunteer numbers fall

Study shows that the website is suffering a sharp decline in volunteer contributors amid allegations of disenchantment

Wikipedia: an anti-intellectual venture

Online resource stands for vainglorious amateurism. It has coarsened public culture and its decline cannot come too soon

Remote access in the UK for broadband users

How will Alston Moor, an isolated corner of Cumbria, get faster internet speeds than London? With a little high-tech DIY

Cyberspace the liberator is now a tyrant’s tool

Utopians believed the internet would be an unstoppable force for democracy, but the bad guys have got wise

Google wants your phone and all your calls

The internet giant is about to launch Googlephone, a system offering free calls - along with the mother of all handsets

Fake medicines seized as websites are shut down

Public warned of dangers of buying drugs on the internet as Interpol and MHRA launch co-ordinated raids in 24 countries

Google unveils Chrome OS operating system

The free cloud-based software will be easier, more secure to use and faster to start, the company claims

Networking sites 'fail to protect children'

Senior policeman in charge of online child protection claims websites fail to embed a free safety button to report abuse

Twitter to scrap controversial 'suggested users' list

List of prominent tweeters criticised for alleged bias towards US Democratic party, and for bestowing too much power

Q&A: Google's online library

Google's new library will enable tens of thousands of British writers to profit as readers gain access to millions of works

Google opens new chapter with online library

The new proposals will enable tens of thousands of British writers to profit as readers gain access to millions of works

Google Books deal is great, but no Utopia

If you're expecting the latest Dan Brown, you'll be disappointed. But for an out-of-print tome on Soviet sports, bring it on

Revealed: the woman behind the Belle de Jour blog

The bestselling writer who recorded her secret life as a prostitute is unmasked as Dr Brooke Magnanti

I’m Belle de Jour

Finally the anonymous sex blogger from Diary of a London Call Girl comes clean to The Sunday Times. She's Dr Brooke Magnanti

Burberry checks out street-style fashion blogs

100,000 wannabe models don trenchcoats and put themselves online in a threat to the supremacy of glossy fashion magazines

Bishops meet hackers as Holy See goes online

Vatican gathers representatives of Google, Facebook and YouTube to discuss 'new relationship between old and new cultures'

YouTube if you want to be a star

Like many a new band, ChartJackers are forging their career online, reports Mary Bowers

Microsoft brings Google search fight to UK

The software giant has launched a fully localised version of its Bing search engine in the UK