Editorial

Former Menshn co-founder Luke Bozier, who has been arrested by police on suspicion of viewing or possessing indecent images of children, did not send sexual messages to a young girl while at supper with former Tory MP Louise Mensch. More »

The Kernel is devoting January to the exposure of malicious internet trolls. And we need your help. More »

The Kernel is a year old today. To celebrate, we've teamed up with Ladbrokes to offer one lucky reader the chance to win an iPad mini. More »

The Leveson report fails to address the challenges of online journalism, particularly in the wake of Lord McAlpine's recent libel actions. More »

Lord McAlpine has done more to safeguard the future of the internet as a place for responsible public debate than anyone in history. More »

The appointment of Joanna Shields as chief executive of the Tech City Investment Organisation is a shot in the arm for the quango's flagging reputation. More »

Step up to the plate, internet. George Osborn argues that we need more satire in our lives. More »

It's time to start celebrating European venture capital. More »

Yesterday's privacy scare was a false alarm, but it showed that Facebook has lost the trust of its users. More »

The Telegraph's Damian Thompson has issued a staggering rebuke to the Government's tech start-up strategy in east London. We only wish we had his heavenly turn of phrase. More »

In the wake of the Habbo scandal, Mic Wright reflects on growing up connected. More »

The Kernel's head of product explains what needs to happen in the next stages of the mobile internet's development. More »

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With Mobile World Congress due to start in Barcelona, Stephen Pritchard argues that as the mobile industry heads for its annual beano, it should not forget what it is good at. More »

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 »

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 »

By popular demand, we announce today a new way you can support The Kernel's long-form journalism. More »

A study into Facebook's economic impact on Europe is less inaccurate, more misguided, suggests Stephen Pritchard. More »

Eric Ries's Lean Startup methodology is great for building companies, but not so good at producing well-rounded human beings. More »

The Kernel believes that the Stop Online Piracy Act currently before the House Judiciary Committee in the United States is an idiotic and unworkable piece of legislation worthy of our own European Union. More »