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The Kernel is delighted to see more quality technology journalism projects. Together, we can overthrow the incumbent purveyors of drivel and deliver compelling content to a public desperate for more good writing. More »

Greg Stevens tells the story of a little-known scientific movement called artificial life, reminding us that big-picture philosophical thinking can lead to incredible breakthroughs in science and technology. More »

Matt Adams looks at whether technology is changing the way we produce and consume art. Are we still happy looking at paintings in a gallery? More »

What is the technology industry gaining from the army of well-paid Government bureaucrats that now professes to serve it? And why are they being permitted to use grubby methods to further inflate their already generous pay packages? More »

Rob Carter explains a few things about share options before drilling down into the details of the Government's new Enterprise Management Incentive. More »

What makes a good 'unconference'? The Kernel's Alex Barrera talks through some of the pitfalls in conference organisation. More »

The Kernel has partnered with a new London technology conference that promises a polished alternative to existing offerings with high-quality speakers and a fine organisational pedigree. More »

In the first of two instalments about the concept of 'face time', staff writer Stu Bradley discovers the origins of the phrase. More »

Editor-in-Chief Milo Yiannopoulos explains why he is removing TechCrunch from his RSS reader and vowing not to visit the site until it's under new management. More »

Over the next few months, The Kernel will publish extracts from Ivo Spigel's upcoming book, Eurogeeks. In this first interview in the series, Ivo catches up with Saul Klein, of Index Ventures and Seedcamp. More »

Over the next few months, The Kernel will publish extracts from a new book by Ivo Spigel, our Eastern European correspondent. Spigel's upcoming book, Eurogeeks, profiles some of the leading thinkers and entrepreneurs in technology, in Europe and beyond. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos catches up with an exciting festival of ideas currently taking London by storm. More »

In the second of his series about the issues facing founders of technology start-ups, Tim Grimsditch looks at advice: the good, the bad, and the plainly mad. More »

As part of our continuing commitment to developer content and technical coverage, The Kernel has partnered with the upcoming PHP UK conference to offer our readers a discount on the usual registration fee. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos revisits the most controversial start-up of 2012, asking if this is really the sort of site women want. More »

As broadband speeds increase, how will sports broadcasters come to terms with rampant illegal streaming of live games? Nick Denys investigates. More »

Can, and should, advisers play a greater role in start-ups looking to raise funds, asks Nic Brisbourne? More »

Universities could do more to nurture entrepreneurs, but expanding MBE courses is not the answer, says Alex Barrera. More »

Internet radio and online music services are growing faster than digital stations. But the copyright regime is holding back innovation. Could reform help? Ryan Sommer investigates. More »