Features

Milo Yiannopoulos interviews the chief executive of Smarkets, a plucky betting exchange whose chief executive, Jason Trost, hopes to unseat a perennially unpopular, near-monopolistic incumbent. More »

Is there anything more excruciatingly awful than watching grown men slobber and drool over the newest video games console? Turns out no, not a lot. Here's our uncompromising verdict on 40-year-old Playstation fanatics. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos has identified the sickness east London must recover from if it is to produce successful technology companies. More »

You can't keep a good woman down. In other news, former Tory MP Louise Mensch appears to be planning another tech start-up. More »

The Greek start-up ecosystem is finally beginning to take off, writes Dimitris Athanasiadis. More »

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

In this third instalment in our series of wine notes, in which we match members of the digerati with their ideal beverage, we turn our attention to trolls as part of The Kernel's #TROLLWATCH initiative. More »

The Kernel has obtained the latest version of a dossier that alleges fraud and intellectual property theft on the part of Friends Reunited founder Steve Pankhurst. But all is not what it seems. 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 »

Milo Yiannopoulos interviews the director of Reed Midem in advance of the annual music industry conference in Cannes. 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 »

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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 »

The Daily Mail might have unwittingly revealed the birth of a new tech power couple. 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 »

One of Europe's top technology journalists has been forced into revealing he is gay, after a campaign of anonymous abuse. Milo Yiannopoulos reports. More »

Troubled social network Menshn is headed for the deadpool, The Kernel can reveal. More »

MailOnline managing director James Bromley has announced he is leaving after five years of terrific commercial success. Milo Yiannopoulos profiles the man behind the world's largest newspaper website. More »

In Britain, coffee is getting expensive. 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 »