Editor’s Pick

Is anyone really surprised that the Red Herring Awards are finally getting their comeuppance? More »

Philip Ellis interviews the notorious Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveNotPorn.tv, about her mission to shake up the pornography industry. More »

Jeremy Wilson gives a light-hearted overview of the most irritating people in the British social media landscape. They're not all 'trolls' in the conventional sense, but they could certainly use a light muzzling. More »

Joe Cohen is leaving Seatwave, the company he founded, after seven years at the helm. He speaks exclusively to The Kernel about his entrepreneurial journey so far - and what's coming next. More »

They might not look like your average publishing executives, but Milo Yiannopoulos believes the founders of The Tab have what it takes to build a profitable media empire. More »

We asked some of Europe's most well-known founders, investors, journalists and other industry folk what they're planning to do better in 2013. Answers ranged from the predictable... to the profane. More »

With help from our readers, The Kernel has compiled the definitive list of the best and worst personalities in technology, media and politics this year. More »

Germany's capital city is becoming the archetypal collaborative city, writes Brock LeMieux. More »

Verizon's latest patent application has produced another privacy storm in the blogosphere. But rational people might well choose to give up their 'privacy' for economic convenience, writes Greg Stevens. More »

Drug dealers may be a thing of the past: a new generation of iPhone apps claim they can 'unlock your subconscious' and 'change your perception'. More »

The nationalisation of Britain's start-up economy will be accelerated by plans for an entirely unnecessary £50 million redevelopment of the Old Street roundabout, writes Milo Yiannopoulos. More »

Le Web is often called the "grand-daddy" of European tech conferences. Now in its eighth year, we feel the moniker is still deserved. More »

More can be less when it comes to start-ups, as ever more doomed internet ventures compete for the same scarce human resources. Milo Yiannopoulos says a contraction in the market would be no bad thing. More »

The death of cute is long overdue. Milo Yiannopoulos reports from Berlin, a city on the cusp of greatness. More »

You know those crazy Yanks who try to write a novel in 30 days? Well, we reckon you can do even better. Or, at least, do something more ridiculous. Welcome to The 30-Hour Novel. More »

Disgraced former Mashable blogger Ben Parr just announced a move into venture capital. When will this madness end? More »

People regularly ask us, generally in a whiny voice, the conditions under which journalists return a follow on Twitter. Milo Yiannopoulos gives it to you straight. More »

The internet offers governments unprecedented access to information about us, and a level of control previous generations of politicians could only dream about. More »

Tired of run-ins with creepy weirdos, gay A-listers are abandoning Grindr and returning to Facebook and Twitter to find love. But did their temporary infatuation with it have unintended consequences? More »

Watch Kernel founder Milo Yiannopoulos and Ballou PR's Colette Ballou discuss the relationship between PRs and journalists in the tech industry. More »