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Frances Weaver

Close Encounters
Catcalling isn't so bad — until it crosses the line
Frances Weaver

A Fever that Doesn’t Last
Cyber-activism spreads quickly and reaches many, but the lack of risk involved means it is largely superficial
Frances Weaver

What Women (Don’t) Want
A new feminist force on Twitter attempts to attack the sexism in the media that most female political candidates face
Frances Weaver

Speaking Truth to Power?
'To Assange, privacy is an accomplice to conspiracy, and should always be violated to shine a light on the lives of those in power'
Frances Weaver

Save, Save and Save Again

Even new publishing technology can't save a writer from disaster

Frances Weaver

Viva la e-revolución!
The ego has landed, as Hugo Chávez signs up to Twitter
Frances Weaver

Satanic Masters
On Evil by Terry Eagleton
Frances Weaver

Democracy in Action

There is a battle between old and new media in this General Election - but which will win?

Frances Weaver

Netizens’ Rights
'Unfortunately for their leaders, some 384 million Chinese netizens who help to make up one-fifth of mankind are expressing their views, just not through the leaders' mouths'
Frances Weaver

Too Much Information
We were obsessed — but what did Baghdad bloggers think of the Chilcot Inquiry?
Frances Weaver

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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