What to order, #3: the anonymous troll
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Wine notes 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 »
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Guest Opinion ‘Sometimes it’s people you know’
Jane Burns, a woman whose life was torn apart by hatred on Facebook from people she knew in real life tells her story. More »
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Column Let’s have an internet-wide real name policy
It's something of a nuclear option - not to mention a pipe dream - but imagine how an internet-wide real name policy would drastically cut down on the amount of malevolent content out there, writes James Cook. More »
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Column Dealing with online bullies is easy
Adults who find themselves on the receiving end of abuse on the internet have a simple but often overlooked strategy at their disposal, writes Greg Stevens. More »
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Guest Opinion Confessions of a troll
An anonymous Twitter troll explains why he abuses strangers online, and issues a defiant warning to would-be unmaskers. So-called trolling is an essential part of internet culture, he argues. More »
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Editorial Introducing TROLLWATCH
The Kernel is devoting January to the exposure of malicious internet trolls. And we need your help. More »