Dakota Fanning: ‘I still love life on set. It’s where I feel most comfortable’

She didn't think of herself as a child star, even when she was one. Dakota Fanning talks about growing up making movies and her latest role as a teenager with terminal cancer in Now Is Good

Waitrose Twitter hashtag invites ridicule

Supermarket was asking for trouble when it challenged tweeters to finish the sentence 'I shop at Waitrose because...'

More digital advertising gloom – but we must try harder to see the light

Roy Greenslade reflects on the news from the United States that newspapers get $1 in digital ad revenue for every $25 lost in print ad revenue

Grant Shapps founded company selling software that breaches Google code

TrafficPaymaster, sold by housing minister's wife's firm, generates revenue for sites using search engine's AdSense

BSkyB told to withdraw misleading ‘rent movies instantly’ advert

Advertising watchdog upholds rival BT's complaint about Sky Store. By Mark Sweney

Tony Scott and the image of northern England

The brothers-in-film have been brilliant and Tony Scott will be sadly missed. He and Sir Ridley have also been part of a fascinating process: the creation of an unreal world beloved of London - and therefore of the UK's decision-makers

Google and YouTube have got to show more Adsense

JF Derry: Google too frequently matches advertisers with objectionable and unrelated material. Some human discretion is required

A virtually ad-free Olympics on Twitter was never meant to last

Helen Lewis: Athletes enjoyed a surge of new followers during the Olympics and their sponsors will be keen to capitalise

Bob Hoskins to retire following Parkinson’s diagnosis

Star of Pennies from Heaven and The Long Good Friday, aged 69, thanks colleagues and fans and asks for privacy

Eames: The Architect and the Painter – review

This documentary about the famous designers celebrates a unique kind of American creativity that anticipates the digital age, writes Peter Bradshaw