The internet is transforming media. But just how much will it warp editorial values?

As a third world doctor, I thought I'd seen it all. Until I signed up for a British medical survey

If you're a non-believer, it's easy to mock or even despise efforts to bridge science and religion. But you don't need to be Richard Dawkins to sense that there's an imbalance in these often...

As advertising budgets are squeezed, the internet may be the only thing that saves the media, reports Andrew Currah in this month's Prospect. Thanks to web analytics technology, publishers can offer...

As an epidemiologist who's treated thousands of sex workers in Indonesia and East Timor, Elizabeth Pisani thought she'd seen it all. Until she signed herself up to "Biobank"—a baffling British...

You feel a little beat up working for a newspaper brand these days. Every week, news of another paper's imminent demise comes at you over the wire. Everyone wants to know: are you guys next? If not,...

Google's controversial move today to introduce a global display advertising system, allowing advertisers to target internet users based on their online histories, has once again brought to the fore...

Wars are increasingly fought like video games—sometimes even by teenagers. But at what cost?

Ecstasy is much less dangerous than we thought, say scientists. But politicians are ignoring this

Software that aids thought isn't cheating; it's a legitimate part of the creative process