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Sunday Supplement: trees, mental health, Alistair Campbell and more Paid Members Public
Pour yourself a drink, find a quite corner, and enjoy this selection of interesting reading, listening and viewing from around the web.
Social & Digital Coffee Break: let's amplify the experts Paid Members Public
When two trade publications hit the headlines, and some worrying insight into the experience of female journalists online.
Abuse, arrogant tech VCs and hypocrisy everywhere. It's time for the weekend, folks. Paid Members Public
The tech VC community shows its true face, social media gets toxic and… Oh, can we just have a break, please?
Reply stalkers on social media: beware Paid Members Public
On one level, the Twitter guy who feels the need to explain everything is laughable. On another, they're actually quite threatening.
Five Up: some reading to start your day Paid Members Public
Five good reads to kick off your week.
How people silence each other on social networks Paid Members Public
The interplay between harassment and silencing is one of networks ways that users effectively networks each other on social networks.
Scoble: an utterly tone deaf response to harassment allegations Paid Members Public
One way or another, Robert Scoble has featured a fair amount on this blog. A quick search reveals that he’s been mentioned 34 times over the last 10 years. I admired his work bringing a human face to Microsoft, back in the day, and I have many friends that
Twitter got seedy Paid Members Public
Twitter’s fundamental problem is that it has got seedy [http://nymag.com/following/2016/03/julieanne-smolinski-quitting-twitter.html] Julieanne Smolinski: > Twitter is like a beloved public park that used to be nice, but now has a rusty jungle gym, dozens of of really persistent masturbators, and a nighttime bat
