A vision for a cyberspace utopia created the world’s most extensive and read-reference information bank, and it’s still standing today

A look into the lack of internet access and University communication and support on campus for the first few days of term, and the problems its caused

Lilly Rosenberg reflects on her year with no social media and explains why she no longer feels guilty about her scrolling habits

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Proper Job Theatre’s Dorian

Big data has the potential to be seamlessly integrated in every single aspect of our lives, making it more accessible, safe, and convenient

Following the 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web, Sophie Marriott looks at how it has been used and abused, and what the legacy of its creator, Tim Berners-Lee is.

From smarter toasters to cars to street lamps, the Internet of Things (IoT) is a movement that will have profound implications for industry and security.

The CityVerve project is led by Manchester Council, Cisco, and Manchester Science Partnerships and is set to transform the way Mancunians interact with their city and environment

Aravelle is a popular Mancunian-born streamer on twitch

Research by BBC Radio 4 has identified a loneliness epidemic among young people

Sophie Marriott writes that as smartphones become increasingly crucial to everyday life they become just as much embroiled with poverty and inequality as the luxury car market.

Social media and technological advancements have changed the way people interact with each other, making the future unpredictable

Our emotional and expressive capacities are changing the age of the meme

Memes have transcended the world of the Internet and made their way into politics and everyday life

David Moseley argues that social media is limiting our perception of the news and the world as a whole

The University of Manchester and other institutions connected to the Janet network had their internet connections knocked out after sustained attack

The Internet isn’t making us stupid, we just don’t know how to deal with so much information

Last weekend’s day of love is analysed by Marina Iskander, who believes you should spend your the special day of Valentines doing what you love, not who you love

A survey has revealed the biggest addictions that students and other young people succumb to

Marina Iskander discusses the unobtainably high standards that we set ourselves on social media.