Media

Milo Yiannopoulos yearns for the days when journalists were respected as professionals. If we're so easily replaceable, why are readers returning to quality media in droves? And how do we stop the ridicule and debasement of an essential part of our democracy? More »

Ezra Butler reflects on online guest posts and the state of ethical standards. More »

The Guardian's technology section is a shadow of its former self. That's no cause for celebration, writes Mic Wright. More »

It isn't the internet killing journalism, it's lazy journalists, writes Mic Wright from his sun lounger. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos is a reader and a supporter of Sarah Lacy's new blogging venture, PandoDaily, but he worries that the publication might be losing its way. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos takes no pleasure in a witch-hunt currently brewing on Twitter. More »

Unless your start-up is specifically targeted at the tech community, don't waste your time trying to schmooze tech bloggers, writes Jack Lenox. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos is alarmed that Ashton Kutcher has been chosen to portray the late Steve Jobs. What would Steve make of it, he asks. More »

The Kernel has unearthed some interesting data about TechCrunch Europe's editorial priorities. More »

To avoid embarrassment, the Guardian should be a bit more careful before harping on about the well-being of female developers, writes Milo Yiannopoulos. More »

Ezra Butler wonders if and when that Mashable CNN sale might actually happen. More »

TechCrunch has a new editor, which means Milo Yiannopoulos's moratorium on reading the site has come to an unexpectedly abrupt end. 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 »

Tomorrow night's Channel 4 Dispatches programme will attempt an 'exposé' on British success story Seatwave. But the programme, despite its duplicity, will fail to land a punch, writes Milo Yiannopoulos. 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 »

Ezra Butler wonders whether allowing a vacuous smut merchant to dominate Gawker is smart long-term thinking, offering an anatomy of Brian Moylan's recent hate campaign against a hotel chain. Does Moylan's toxic brand of polemical blogging indicate where the site is headed? More »

Milo Yiannopoulos explains why reform of Britain's archaic libel laws is essential. The internet, he says, is key to understanding the changes we need to make to our legislation. More »

The Huffington Post's UK operation has not been a rousing success. Nick Denys investigates why, concluding that a lack of editorial leadership and mediocre hires may be to blame. More »

The Kernel's media and celebrity columnist Ilana Fox comes out in support of a disgraced Labour MP, a ferocious media mogul's missus and a delusional rapper. Don't worry, we're sending help. More »

Milo Yiannopoulos gets hot under the collar about the latest media mogul to join Twitter, and wonders if this heralds a new chapter in the culture of social media. More »