This is no ‘golden age’ of journalism. These are the news media end times

Bob Garfield: Don't be fooled by evangelists of 'free': editorial ethics and real reporting have been blown up along with the business model

BSkyB and BT force Virgin Media to drop unlimited broadband ad claim

ASA rules claim in campaign was misleading, given that heavy users' download speeds can be cut by up to 50%. By Mark Sweney

Digitally charged vision for regional newspaper publisher lifted numbers but meant more than 1,300 staff lost their jobs. By Mark Sweney

Chancellor expected to announce installation of special equipment on trains that could boost travel. By Juliette Garside

Pay-TV company dropped UKTV from channel brands, such as Gold, in 2008, but will relaunch with it on 26 March. By Mark Sweney

Bonus given for year in which company reported record revenues of $50bn but came under fire over UK tax arrangements. By Josh Halliday

Fifty digital posts will be created as part of root-and-branch restructure, taking overall staff reduction to 5%. By Roy Greenslade

High court tells six UK companies to prevent access to three music and movie file-sharing websites, Kat, H33T and Fenopy. By Lisa O'Carroll

Fashion business website inspired by former management consultant's blog wins investment. By Lisa O'Carroll

Latest results for Gannett's UK regional publishing arm

Freetime internet-connected TV box will host new app allowing viewers to browse site using smartphones. By Josh Halliday

Number of daily Google searches from mobile devices is set to surpass searches from PCs and laptops by next year. By Josh Halliday

Free photo-sharing website has about 48 million users – 39 million up in a year – and is looking at an advertising model. By Lisa O'Carroll

Computer maker announces it will be sold to consortium led by founder Michael Dell as similar price tag placed on pay TV firm