Yesterday, Twitter was awash with people sharing the links to this girl, who apparently quit her job through the medium of emailed photos of messages written on a whiteboard. In them, she berates her boss for his bad breath; sexual harassment and playing endless games of Farmville when he should have been working.
The story spread […]
The British have always loved an underdog. Since more often than not this has been a description of our island nation itself, it is a sentiment that runs deep in many. So it was no surprise that the big old BBC is currently coming under heavy fire for picking on the runt of its radio […]
Alongside the people you’d expect to find working for a large news organisation – the crime writers, and the defence correspondents – there is a little corner of the offices at Sky News where the Twitter correspondent lives. As yet, she’s the only one of her kind.
@ruthbarnett spends her time scouring Twitter, along with the […]
Rupert Murdoch declared this week that the “current days of the internet will soon be over”.
In his opinion, making newspaper content free online is a “malfunctioning” model – and, in financial terms, he’s probably right.
However, as the Comment is Free section on the Guardian site explores, even if papers do move to a paid-for format, […]
