The European Commission's attempts to counter UK media lies.

Appalling.

Book review in The Economist

Proposed book of essays seeks papers.

Bizarre and offensive marketing by self-published author.

Another Priest / Clarke Award roundup.

SFWA President Scalzi on Priest on Clarke Award

With groovy graphs.

The dark side of the Facebook and Foursquare APIs.

Turning the tables on protesters who go too far.

Outrageous behaviour from Milosevic-era minister.

Why the Arthur C. Clarke shortlist is WRONG.

#fb US election campaigns: too long, too costly, too exploitable by foreigners.

Amazing.

Why Badme matters (though nobody knows where it is).

African mutineers take over capital; Twitter reacts.

@nine_below gives me marks for prediction (4/6).

much more mundane than anyone wants to admit.

Nicosia, Jerusalem, Mitrovica...

I am on three panels. What about you?

The one part of Africa that no state claims as part of its territory.

The thirty founding mothers of the Malagasy.

Alternate Asimov!

Shore attacks planned.

Insider analysis from a partisan but well-informed source.

"slime mould approximates best of all the motorway graphs of Belgium, Canada and China"

As usual, I agree with all of this.

Apparently someone copied the text by hand from Joyce's unpublished archives, and then somehow it reached the Dublin publisher. A legal grey zone, but surely rather clear ethically!