Paper accused of being council propaganda sheet and censoring MP

Has the Fulham Chronicle become a mouthpiece for local authority?

Google eyes digital display market

Having conquered classified search, Google is targeting display advertising – a move that makes media companies nervous. By Mark Sweney

Maurice Lévy's French marketing services group continues with plan to increase digital revenue. By Mark Sweney

Company has a history of 'shaping the debate' around some of the world's most important controversies. By Josh Halliday

US justice department to investigate whether Google unfairly treats some advertisers. By Josh Halliday

Emily Bell: Although some integrated news rooms and sales forces are effective, progress is often quicker where digital is kept apart

Business site expected to raise about $146m as it becomes first major western social network to go public. By Josh Halliday

Roy Greenslade: Before the age of the internet, the Canadian philosopher predicted the reason for the demise of newspapers

Analysts question whether ITV chief Adam Crozier has used his first year wisely to build for the future

Airline's London Games campaign will shun TV and use national print media and online advertising instead. By Mark Sweney

Struggling tech giant says acquisitions have helped create growth, but pre-tax losses hit $11.2m in first quarter. By Mark Sweney

Three-year internal 'changing the game' inquiry will consider new ways to compete with rival media

Charles Arthur: This sceptred isle is probably much more profitable for Google than the US operation

Search giant will generate between £2.4bn and £2.55bn revenue this year from British business, Guardian research reveals. By Charles Arthur

Richard Clayton: BT may have sought legal advice over its use of Phorm, but claiming 'the other boy said it was all right' is no defence