A pointer to the future as publisher’s online revenues beat print revenues
US magazine publishing group reports dimes turning into dollars
US publishers seek bargain-hunters with online shopping deals
After the coupon craze, newspaper owners launch their own Groupon-style search engine
Poster notes: Another Earth
Paul Owen interviews director Mike Cahill about the poster for his new movie – and what it's like to discover that you and Lars von Trier have had almost the same idea
UK Facebook and Twitter users reject big brands’ marketing
Nearly two-thirds of Britons do not want to engage with brands on social networks, survey finds. By Josh Halliday
Marc Jacobs’ Dakota Fanning ad banned for being ‘sexually provocative’
Watchdog rules advert was irresponsible and likely to cause serious offence after complaints that it sexualised children. By Mark Sweney
Paul Dickson obituary
Director who found success across film, TV and advertising
Google launches first Google+ feature for big-name brands
Google+ Pages allows businesses to interact with customers in challenge to Facebook. By Josh Halliday
Helmets on, please, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts
Media Monkey: Poster for new film Larry Crowne showed Hollywood stars riding scooter with the wind in their hair
AOL reports ad revenue rise
The internet company saw its ad revenue rise 8%, but still reported an overall loss. By Mark Sweney
Big Canadian publisher opts for paywall
Postmedia plans to introduce 'metered model' to its newspapers' websites
91% of top brands have apps, but how many of them are any good?
Stuart Dredge: Distimo's new report identifies uptick in mobile investment, but understanding is key too
What’s real and what’s hype in mobile location services?
Stuart Dredge: Groupon, Foursquare, Microsoft, Ford and BMW kick the tyres of geo-focused applications
Film review competition banned over ‘good friend’ winner
Ad watchdog rules judge was 'not demonstrably independent' from organiser HeyUGuys or prizewinner. By Mark Sweney
Don’t listen to the silly burghers – town centre offices are not essential
Roy Greenslade argues that there is no longer a need for expensive, centralised newspaper headquarters
Putting the class in classification
Marketers have come up with four categories of single mums. What other glorious terms will they dream up to describe us?