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Editors' Blog You can now read the 30 Hour Novel entries
Every valid entry to The Kernel's 30-Hour Novel competition is now online. Enjoy, digest... and we'll release voting information later this week. More »
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Editors' Blog A terrific success!
Over a hundred novels were submitted after The Kernel's 30-Hour Novel challenge this weekend by authors keen to have their work published by our partners HarperCollins. So what happens next? More »
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Editors' Blog HarperCollins to publish winner of #NaNoWriWee
The Kernel has teamed up with HarperCollins, who will publish the winner of our 30-Hour Novel Competition as an e-book. More »
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Editors' Blog Who were 2012’s heroes and villains? Vote now
We want your help in choosing 2012's best and worst characters in the worlds of technology, media and politics. More »
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Editors' Blog Kernel Deutschland
The Kernel is coming to Germany. More »
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Editors' Blog An open letter to Dennis Howlett
The Kernel is publishing our correspondence with Dennis Howlett, following our disturbing report into his blogging practices. More » -
Editors' Blog A note to our readers
The Guardian is about to publish a hit job on The Kernel. Here, our Editor-in-Chief explains what's behind the story. More » -
Editors' Blog Entrepreneurial ensembles
The Kernel is assembling a merciless committee of sartorial specialists to identify the best and worst of founder fashion in Europe. More » -
Letters to the Editor ‘Billions of dollars!’
In July, our readers contacted us to defend women, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and novelist Stephen Leather and to take aim at the Olympics. More » -
Editors' Blog When The Kernel met Charles Arthur
We owed Guardian tech editor Charles Arthur £60 after an alleged copyright infringement. Here's what happened next. More » -
Editors' Blog How to deal with copyright trolls
According to the Guardian's technology editor Charles Arthur, who appears to be going a bit doolally in his dotage, I am responsible for 'ripping off deaf children'. More » -
Editors' Blog Dave McClure has the best Out of Office ever
500 Startups founder Dave McClure has produced the finest Out of Office message The Kernel has ever seen. More » -
Editors' Blog The Kernel announces its advisory board
The Kernel today announces the first three members of its advisory board. More » -
Editors' Blog Why do some people hate Business Insider?
Milo Yiannopoulos can scarcely believe the stupidity of Henry Blodget, Business Insider's chief executive and Editor-in-Chief, in publishing an article that asks why people hate Jews. More »
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The Scene Where exactly is the internet taking us?
A hand-picked audience of Kernel subscribers and Kernel 50 members discussed Andrew Keen's new book last night at Adam Street Private Members' Club. More »
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Editors' Blog Win a copy of Damian Thompson’s The Fix
The Kernel has secured 20 copies of Damian Thompson's The Fix to give away to our readers. More » -
Editors' Blog How I fixed Pando’s odious tagline
Milo Yiannopoulos has agreed to give Silicon Valley blog PandoDaily a second chance, on the condition the site fixes the grammatical howler in its tagline. More »
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Editors' Blog Please welcome our three new editors
We continue to expand the breadth and depth of our coverage. Today we announce that The Kernel has hired editors to cover Spain and Portugal, central and eastern Europe and Africa. More » -
Editors' Blog Laurie Penny: Johann Hari’s final victim?
Milo Yiannopoulos takes no pleasure in a witch-hunt currently brewing on Twitter. More »