Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Rape threats and internet trolls | Winterval and the Daily Mail | Sarkozy calls Netanyahu a “liar”

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The ten must-read blogs from the last week on newstatesman.com

  1. "You should have your tongue ripped out": the reality of sexist abuse online
    Female bloggers speak out about misogynist comments, rape threats and death threats. By Helen Lewis-Hasteley

  2. On Winterval and the Mail
    Politicians like Eric Pickles have bought into this bogus mythology. No longer. By Steven Baxter

  3. Sarkozy: "I cannot stand Netenyahu. He is a liar."
    Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy caught on microphone criticising the Israeli PM. By Samira Shackle

  4. Bouncing bombs and revising revisionism
    What motivated those who sought to bust the Dam Busters? Documentary evidence or fashion? By Guy Walters

  5. On rape threats and internet trolls
    What I've learned about the sexism directed at female bloggers. By Helen Lewis-Hasteley

  6. Morality and the Markets
    Capitalism and ethics make uncomfortable bedfellows, thinks Giles Fraser. By Nelson Jones

  7. The questions Theresa May still has to answer
    The Home Secretary is struggling to contain the row over relaxed border controls. By Samira Shackle

  8. Enough of the Scottish subsidy myth
    Scotland pays its way in the Union - it's time the London commentariat acknowledged that. By James Maxwell

  9. Modernising the monarchy? Hardly
    In our storybook world, royalty open hospitals with their shiny-haired brides, rather than stomping in muddy wellingtons over democracy. By Laurie Penny

  10. Getting from economic bingo to a growth plan
    The sheer volume of economic statistics released last week highlights the challenge facing all three major parties. By Gavin Kelly

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