Mobile advertising to overtake print

TV ad market also forecast to be overtaken by 2016 with UK mobile spend growing by 96% in 2014 to around £2.05bn. By Mark Sweney

Time Inc’s M Scott Havens: ‘We want to build the next LinkedIn or Facebook’

Digital chief on rethinking the rules of journalism, shaking off the magazine group tag, and developing innovation. By Ben Cardew

Film studio, which is home to latest Star Wars movie, is about to build a £200m project to double its space. By Mark Sweney

Business Insider’s boss on opening a London office, European expansion – and why he won’t sit down on the job. By Dominic Rushe

Mark Sweney: Digital media empire may get the HLN cable news channel to play with and TW could tap into its youthful audience

Twitter, YouTube and Facebook likely to cash in on advertising boost along with television and radio. By Mark Sweney

Company hit by launch of Stylist in France and investment in fashion website Never Underdressed. By Mark Sweney

Trade body lodges formal complaint with European Commission over Google-owned site's tactics

Consumer ebook market set to almost triple over next four years while PwC predicts sales of printed editions will fall

VIP advert prompted 937 complaints while Marmite campaign also drew criticism for trivialising work of rescue officers. By John Reynolds

MP Mike Weatherley urges all search engines to do more and wants online ad funding of pirate websites blocked. By Mark Sweney

Video-on-demand service, with clients that include Virgin Media and TalkTalk, sold to US company Vubiquity. By Mark Sweney

Job cuts, relocation and reorganisation are dominating the magazine world as it grapples with digital challenges. By John Reynolds

Decision to sell $850m shares in games group will help pay down debt and shift focus to Canal Plus and Universal Music. By Mark Sweney

Website's revenues up 45% to £28m in six months to end of March, as DMGT highlights reshaping of its media business. By Mark Sweney