Two years ago, Dominic Cummings' blog went silent — at the request of the Prime Minister. Now, he's giving us insights into the workings of government again via Substack — but with an agenda.

Why do people keep trying to declare that blogging is dead?

Isabella Roughol has come up with the perfect name for what I’ve been doing for nearly two decades.

The platforms undoubtedly need to do more to deal with the toxic environment on social media. But it's worth considering our own role in stoking that febrile atmosphere.

The Prime Minster's Chief Special Advisor outlined a new vision for the civil service in a blogpost — and with it, a new way of communicating policy, in way we need to pay attention to.

Friend-of-the-blog Euan Semple is refocusing on blogging. Good timing.

Why I still labour at the largely-deserted blogface

Beware the roach motels of the platforms - if content is your business, you still need to own and publish it yourself.

Should you abandon your blog and just write a newsletter instead?

Lloyd is blogging again - and here’s why.

Our obsession with organising everything around the latest content may be destroying the greatest value the web holds.

The last big user of the first platform I used has quit: Livejournal is not what it used to be.

Peter Merholtz, who first split "weblog" into "we blog", has been at the blogface for two decades.

Why do we give Twitter our most valuable thoughts?