YouView shareholder funding up 30% BBC, ITV, BT and others paid out more than £40m in last financial year as internet-based TV service launched. By Mark Sweney
Editor sounds the last Post, but his journalistic spirit lives on… Why the Liverpool paper had to close
Twitter more than triples its UK revenues to £46m Social network expected to make more than £180m by the end of 2015, according to eMarketer report. By Mark Sweney
Autumn statement: UK’s special effects industry cheered by tax relief plan Chancellor's measures to help film business likely to encourage more Hollywood studios to use British post-production facilities. By Mark Sweney
Last Tango in Halifax producer sells majority stake to French company Red, which also produced Russell T Davies's Queer as Folk, acquired by Studiocanal in deal valuing company at about £30m. By Mark Sweney
Spotify censured over swearword in Lily Allen email ad Advertising Standards Authority rules that use of expletive was likely to cause serious offence to some recipients. By Mark Sweney
Google agrees Game of Thrones deal with HBO Boardwalk Empire, True Blood and Veep also among series to be made available on Google Play for first time. By Mark Sweney
Entertainment and tech site Digital Spy casts off its disguise with a revamp EnCo-founder James Welsh must evolve popular website in the face of competition from Buzzfeed and Mashable. By Mark Sweney
UK ad spend set to hit record £14bn WPP buying arm forecasts revenues to top pre-crash level in 2013, with digital accounting for 44% of the market. By Jason Deans
Top albums miss out on million-sales mark as music streaming grows Biggest-selling artist album has 600,000 sales, the first time since 1980s none has hit 1m, but overall sales down only slightly
Mail Online targets £60m revenues in 2014 Publisher aims to continue 2013's 50% growth to hit point at which website's income would exceed newspapers' decline. By Mark Sweney
ITV agrees James Bond TV rights deal Skyfall to air next year after broadcaster renews longstanding relationship with MGM Worldwide Television. By Mark Sweney
Snapchat rejects $3bn Facebook buyout The messaging system, which registers 5 million daily users, would have been Facebook’s most expensive ever acquisition
Financial Times reaches highest circulation in its 125-year history FT's print sales are profitable for the first time
Another brick out of the editorial wall as journalists sell subscriptions Magazine staff compete to sign up subscribers