Hugh Jackman – aka Wolverine – to be the face of Lipton Ice Tea
X-Men star signs up with drink firm. By Mark Sweney
‘Google tax’ proposed on web firms’ online ad revenue in France
Nicolas Sarkozy looking at plans to use money from web giants including Google and Yahoo to help creative industries. By Lizzy Davies in Paris
BBC reviews ad account
Call for pitches on BBC's £20m advertising account, one of ad industry's most sought-after creative showcases. By Mark Sweney
Google in talks to buy local listings site Yelp
Search engine discussing acquisition of popular US reviews website, with reports that the two are closing in on a $500m deal
TV advertising will survive the rise of on-demand viewing, says report
Enders Analysis says catchup and online viewing will not kill ad-funded business models of traditional TV broadcasters. By Mark Sweney
Ann Summers takes BA strike action
Media Monkey: One firm that never misses the chance to stick in a cheeky inneundo
My media
Almanac compiler Ben Schott on 30 Rock, US magazines and why no one has made a gadget spin-off of Top Gear
The decade that reality bit
The Noughties began with Big Brother – and ended with Saturday-night showdowns between ITV and the BBC. And when we weren't voting by text, we were using social networks, reading papers online, and wondering how we coped without Google
Skype launches live-streaming campaign
Internet phone service hopes to create viral hit with video featuring a man camped outside a phone booth in Spain. By Mercedes Bunz
‘Photo-real graphics, pen-touch interface’: the Sun sends up Apple ads
No waiting for pages to download, but everywhere reception: The Sun introduces itself as a handheld
YouTube to promote its full-length TV shows with press and bus ads
Video site turns to traditional methods to draw attention to its 4,000-strong collection of entire television programmes. By Chris Tryhorn
Google backs bid to restore trust in ads
Advertising Association 'Front Foot' foundation promised support and investment by search engine. By Mark Sweney
Inside the Michelle Obama image fight: why Google won’t tweak results
Charles Arthur: The search engine doesn't want to be seen to be making choices; that would put it into the middle of every battle fought by every special interest group everywhere
The Office of Fair Trading will not challenge Google’s dominance
Search engine giant is 'good for the British economy' OFT chief tells a culture, media and sport select committee. By Chris Tryhorn
What designers think of AOL’s new logo
'It's literally the first thing you'd come up with,' Mercedes Bunz is told. 'And the first you'd throw out'