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Parasite journalism: is aggregation as bad as plagiarism?

By Willard Foxton - 29 Jul 2013

When a writer lifts thoughts - or even paragraphs - from an
It’s page three, not online porn, that is the real threat to young women’s health and happiness

By Laurie Penny - 27 Jul 2013

David Cameron is wrong to try and ban pornography online when the
Would the Daily Mail website fall foul of the online porn filters it has championed?

By Alex Hern - 22 Jul 2013

Ban this sick filth. No, not THIS sick filth, obviously.
Techno in Barcelona, the Indie’s founding fathers, and my advice to Australia’s cricket team

By Amol Rajan - 04 Jul 2013

Amol Rajan's Diary.
Murdoch renames News International as News UK

By George Eaton - 26 Jun 2013

The News Corporation head tries to detoxify his brand.
Good riddance to News in Briefs, the nastiest part of Page 3

By Sarah Ditum - 26 Jun 2013

The Sun has ditched its "joke" that attractive, topless women can

Magazines

Leader: An exemplary New Stateswoman

By New Statesman - 03 Aug 2013

Remembering Kirsty Milne.
July 2013: most read on newstatesman.com

By Caroline Crampton - 01 Aug 2013

What you've been reading in the last month.
Young women's stark choice: be utterly obsessed with food or be considered too fat

By Glosswitch - 26 Jul 2013

Women are not born obsessed with the size of celebrities' bottoms
Kate's bump: we get the media we deserve

By Helen Lewis - 24 Jul 2013

As Twitter fills with disgust over a woman being "fat" less than
"Feminists do the best Photoshop": the independent women's magazines getting it right

By Anna Carey - 24 Jul 2013

As Bust magazine celebrates its 20th birthday, Anna
Here's what the perfect women's magazine would look like

By Rhiannon and Holly - 17 Jul 2013

Let's have less Photoshopping, less of the "circle of shame" and

Broadcast

An Atheist in the Foxhole by Joe Muto: A lot of fun at Fox News, but somewhat light on revelation

By Nicky Woolf - 11 Jul 2013

Joe Muto, a self-described liberal and Obama supporter, joined
Are women still getting short-changed on Question Time?

By James Evans - 10 Jul 2013

A bit of number-crunching reveals on average in 2013, only two of
Why I can't stand Clare Balding

By Will Self - 14 Jun 2013

Will Self's "Madness of Crowds" column.
WATCH: John Oliver hosts the Daily Show for the first time

By Alex Hern - 12 Jun 2013

As first days go, it could have been quieter…
Lib Dems hate Jon Pertwee, and UKIP wants a straight Doctor most

By Alex Hern - 06 Jun 2013

Data on Doctor Who.
Inside Russia Today: counterweight to the mainstream media, or Putin's mouthpiece?

By Oliver Bullough - 10 May 2013

Up to 2.5m Britons watch the Kremlin-funded TV channel, which is

Digital

After the Jane Austen announcement I suffered rape threats for 48 hours, but I'm still confident the trolls won't win

By Caroline Criado-Perez - 27 Jul 2013

Let's start feeding the trolls.
Would the Daily Mail website fall foul of the online porn filters it has championed?

By Alex Hern - 22 Jul 2013

Ban this sick filth. No, not THIS sick filth, obviously.
The most interesting thing about BuzzFeed Fresh is what it doesn't have

By Alex Hern - 29 May 2013

All carrot, all the time.
Urban novelties: How Bristol itself became a short story

By Sarah Ditum - 08 May 2013

These Pages Fall Like Ash turned a city into a fantasy
"Instagram act" under fire for treatment of copyrighted works

By Alex Hern - 29 Apr 2013

Is the Government handing your photos to media giants?
Announcing the New Statesman Centenary Issue

By Charlotte Simmonds - 05 Apr 2013

We celebrate 100 years with the largest single issue of the

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