Can instant messaging damage your health? Doctor warns of ‘WhatsAppitis’
Echoing the 1990s 'Nintendinitis' scare, repetitive strain injury to smartphone user's hands leads doctor to report new condition
Britain on the couch: UK therapists share our biggest worries
From porn addiction to body dysmorphia, Britons no longer find therapy taboo. But what do their problems tell us about the nation's mental state? Therapists open up to Louise Chunn
Facebook has got it spectacularly wrong on beheading videos
Jonathan Freedland: First thoughts: Facebook is making an editorial judgment in allowing head-chopping yet banning breastfeeding. And it is a very bad one
Arianna Huffington: ‘My mother said failure was a stepping stone to success’
Arianna Huffington has been confounding expectations all her life. Now one of the most powerful media moguls in the world, she says the Huffington Post is 'her last act'. Really?
Bodyform’s bloodless snark attack
Arwa Mahdawi: The sanitary pad brand's response to a Facebook comment is funny, but it remains within the conventions it's satirising
How new technology is helping deliver sexual health services
Text services, apps and social media are being used to provide advice and information to young people. Rachel Williams reports
Computer says yes: sync your life to save time
There are apps that claim to make cleaning fun and websites that will catalogue the contents of your bookshelves. Oliver Burkeman on a very modern way to organise your life
Memory in the digital age
With its unlimited capacity to store information, we should celebrate the internet's ability to enhance our collective social memory
Groupon ad ‘pressuring’ consumers into hurried cosmetic surgery is banned
Email offered discounted surgery including breast enlargement if customers booked before midnight. By Mark Sweney
Dale Carnegie’s self-help bible gets a new life for the digital age
How to Win Friends and Influence People in the Digital Age includes advice for bloggers but keeps rules of the 1936 original