Will the iPad tablet really be the cure for newspapers' ills?: Murdoch backed the Daily on iPad with $30m, but no one knows how this page-turner will end.
How Facebook affects you and your relationships: Frequent Facebook users are hurting their self-esteem.
Google: a tiger we mustn't feed: As Google's claws bite ever deeper, its dominance of the web should be challenged.
It's fight or flight for Twitter: Thousands have flocked to the social networking site recently but can it capitalise on its growing popularity?
Representation
How chavs have replaced working class people on Britain's TV: The Only Way is Essex is must-see television, but this mixture of reality show and scripted situations gives a one-sided view of Britain's chavland.
Cadbury apologises to Naomi Campbell over 'racist' ad: Supermodel said she was 'shocked' by campaign comparing her to a Dairy Milk Bliss bar.
Music videos face crackdown over sexualised content: Government report into sexualisation of childhood set to propose tougher regulations on retail, advertising and video industry.
Rihanna and the rise of raunch pop: The R&B star's S&M video offers an extreme portrayal of a particular vision of female sexuality that permeates pop.
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