Sony BMG seals free video deal with 3
Customers on the mobile network 3 will get to watch free music videos via their phones following a deal with Sony BMG. By Jemima Kiss
Clicks may sound alarm for Google
Company suffers second consecutive month of weak growth in advertising clicks
US court tells nervous banks to put up money for Clear Channel deal
A Texan judge has told banks to provide $22bn (£11bn) to take over media company Clear Channel. By Andrew Clark
We are not Big Brother, says online ad tracker
Phorm offers to open the company up to outside scrutiny by a panel of independent web experts. By Richard Wray
The hard sell
David Stubbs on Citroën
Forget free CDs, report advises newspapers
Newspapers need to revamp online advertising models, target younger age groups and forget giveaway promotions, according to an Ernst & Young report. By Katie Allen
Pepsi signs up galacticos
Drinks giant Pepsi is embracing online networking by forming a partnership with British web developer Imagini. By James Robinson
Ban junk food advertising on internet, say campaigners
An international coalition wants food and drink companies to be banned from marketing unhealthy snacks and drinks via new media. By Rebecca Smithers
Listen now, pay never
With CD sales plummeting and digital failing to make up for losses, Owen Gibson looks at the concept of 'free' — anathema to record labels, but a rallying cry to others
MySpace to ‘hyper target’ UK ads
Changing Media Summit: MySpace is to launch an advertising system in the UK targeting users on the basis of personal information on their profile. By Mark Sweney
The art of manipulation
Ian Williams: It's easy to dismiss advertisers on conservative websites as snake-oil salesmen - only, their approach matches the way Republicans operate
Skins and Radiohead win Guardian awards
Digital TV channel Dave, E4's teen drama Skins, and Radiohead's managers were among the winners at the first MediaGuardian Awards for Innovation, or Megas
Google service for advertisers to view viewers may come to UK
Google is considering bringing its TV advertising service, now being tested in the US, to the British market. By Richard Wray
The Megas: the winners
MediaGuardian Awards for Innovation winners