Actors, musicians, sports stars and journalists - all among those who have put their foot in it with an injudicious post on Twitter.

Once stuck in a 9-5 rut in a Wellington office job, Gala Darling donned a new identity and created a new life as a New York style and self-help guru.

Which articles convert? And which articles attract? And how do you roll out a strategy that maximises the twin impact of attraction and conversion?

The Facebook-related conviction of a Wellington man revealed the dark side of social networking.

News website The Daily Beast and Newsweek, an icon of the American magazine industry, are thinking about a merger.

The chief executive of the British Library yesterday confessed to having asked herself recently: "Should a world-class library preserve Stephen Fry's tweets?"

Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater has been found guilty on eight breaches of suppression orders and one of identifying a victim.

Those unconvinced about the value of the web as a platform for ideas regard bloggers with suspicion, imagining them as self-promoting at best, narcissistic at worst,

Cameron Slater denied he had identified people with name suppression on his blog when he appeared in court today.

Auckland - and particularly Queen St - are taking a pasting on social media from disappointed visitors.