Wayne Rooney posters strike gold for Sunday Times

News International ads for paper's Rich List win Cannes outdoor advertising prize, as Google continues successful run. By Mark Sweney

Nike becomes first UK company to have Twitter campaign banned

Wayne Rooney and Jack Wilshere tweets broke rules for not clearly stating they were adverts. By Mark Sweney

Hyperlocal online journalism – why we have reasons to be cheerful

Roy Greenslade runs a response to extracts from What do we mean by local? It's by the co-editor of a hyperlocal news website, Stephen Emms

Now US newspapers are hit by downturn in online advertising

Digital revenue growth slows for fifth consecutive quarter

Madrid’s neon knight upstaged by new Apple store

Famous Tío Pepe sign faces uncertain future as technology giant moves into building where it has stood for 75 years

Linda Grant: Metro is ‘facts not spin, sound-bitey espresso-shot’

The managing director of the national freesheet talks digital expansion, business jargon – and champagne problems. By Roy Greenslade

Can online consumers have their cookies and eat them?

James Ball: You told us: Websites that track their users now have to allow people to opt out. But someone must pay if the advertising model collapses

Johnston Press begins its wave of relaunches

Redesigns and new formats for 22 local and regional titles

Internet set to overtake TV as most complained-about ad medium

Advertising Standards Authority sees surge of nearly 300% in consumer complaints over digital campaigns. By Mark Sweney

The red-carpet glamour gap

At Cannes, it's hard not to notice that the women look hot while the men look … not. So why the double standard?

Cory Booker: making capital out of Bain

Ana Marie Cox: By criticising the president's negative ad, the Newark mayor has adjusted views of himself as an Obama surrogate. As intended

General Motors gives Facebook the boot ahead of $100bn share sale

Withdrawal of one of the world's biggest advertisers days before stock market sale seen as an embarrassment by analysts

Facebook: a tale of two media models

Michael Wolff: The irony of the Facebook epoch is that old media covets its IPO billions, while new social media envies the old's content

Apple drops ‘4G’ from new iPad name in UK online store

Alteration to 'Cellular' comes after complaints to Advertising Standards Authority over 'LTE' compatibility claims but investigation could still follow in Sweden. By Charles Arthur

Facebook IPO overvalued at $96bn, say investors

Poll finds 79% think social media giant's price tag is too high – but report says next week's flotation is already oversubscribed. By Juliette Garside