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Yahoo in rumoured $1.1bn bid to buy white-hot Tumblr

Reports claim board has approved move to buy blogging platform site that could catapult Yahoo back into top flight web firms

Wapping’s pervasive paywall sets some ambitious goals for the Sun

Peter Preston: Premiership clips and the best of the Bun for £104 a year – but with the everything-must-pay ethos comes a loss of visibility

The Great Gatsby: UK press break reviews embargo

Telegraph, Mail and Guardian among UK newspapers refusing to obey ban on reviewing Baz Luhrmann's film ahead of Cannes

Sun paywall set at £2 with access to Premier League football highlights

Charge will come into effect in August after £30m deal is struck for rights to all 380 Premier League matches a season. By Mark Sweney

A Communications Act to rein Rupert Murdoch in? The web’s done it already

Peter Preston: Harriet Harman's new-found courage on media ownership is a belated solution to yesterday's problem

How Hello! has gently sailed through the stormy waters of celebrity

For 25 years the magazine has chronicled the births, marriages and lovely homes of the stars – and it has changed the media's agenda

Guardian Student Media Awards introduces data interactive category

Annual event opens for entries, with this year's judges including Andrew Neil, Grace Dent and Luke Lewis. By Josh Halliday

Charlotte Raven: why feminism needs to get radical again

The editor of the soon-to-relaunch Spare Rib has firm ideas about what modern feminism should be about – and there's little room for anything superficial

Grazia editor: magazines are still streets ahead of the internet

PPA conference: Jane Bruton says there will always be a place for print and points out that 'you can't read an iPad in the bath'. By Mark Sweney

Auto Trader puts brakes on print edition as part of move to digital

Trader Media Group confirms publication will go online only in June as website traffic reaches 11 million readers a month. By Josh Halliday

Newsmodo website launches to help journalists sell work worldwide

Website that enables media groups to source work directly from freelance reporters and photographers launches in UK. By Lisa O'Carroll

Syrian Electronic Army: Assad’s cyber warriors

Phishing attack is latest by pro-Assad hackers operating out of Dubai, who target sites with views opposed to their own

Pro-Assad Syrian hackers launching cyber-attacks on western media

Syrian Electronic Army claims responsibility for attack on Guardian and other organisations

Spare Rib: Rosie Boycott joins team relaunching feminist magazine

Title's co-founder takes role as contributing editor, with website going live on 27 May and print version planned for the autumn. By Ben Dowell

Metro.co.uk claws back readers after mobile-friendly redesign

Traffic for Associated-owned site still lower than a year ago as Independent only site to increase average daily users. By Jemima Kiss

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  • Google’s Eric Schmidt believes one company is an island
  • Google boss calls for a ‘rational and predictable international tax system’
  • Colour footage of London in the 1920s allows us to be tourists in our own past
  • Peering at bright screens after dark could harm health, doctor claims
  • George Soros invests in ‘hyperfast’ internet firm
  • Cannes 2013 live blog day 8: Only God Forgives, All Is Lost
  • Xbox One: why we need time to figure this out
  • German IT firm seeks autistic workers
  • Cannes 2013: Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight – first look review
  • Robert Redford on America: ‘Certain things have got lost’
  • The Great Gatsby meets Baz Luhrmann
  • Luke Skywalker’s Star Wars Levi’s auctioned
  • Google chief rejects Ed Miliband’s call for ‘responsible capitalism’
  • Google Big Tent: Ed Miliband, Eric Schmidt and more
  • Cannes film festival diary: day eight
  • Xbox One: does the Microsoft console have anything new to offer?
  • Cannes 2013: All Is Lost – first look review
  • ‘My name is cleared at last’ – film shows police brutality at Genoa G8 summit
  • Driver who tweeted about knocking cyclist over is under investigation
  • Xbox One: five key points you need to know
  • Children’s publisher turns back on Amazon
  • Nicolas Winding Refn says he made Only God Forgives ‘like a pornographer’
  • Man of Steel: Michael Shannon puts the fear of Zod into new Superman trailer
  • Google tax avoidance is ‘wrong’, insists Ed Miliband
  • Google tackled by Nick Clegg on tax avoidance at No10 meeting
  • Urturn raises $13.4m for social ‘self-expression’ service and launches its official iPhone app
  • Alec Baldwin and James Toback discuss Cannes documentary Seduced and Abandoned – video interview
  • Xbox One: ‘We must allow experiences that were only ever dreamed of’
  • Zombieland: when fan power turns bad
  • Arm loses out on growth worries despite upbeat investor day