‘Yevgeny Prigozhin will never be discussed again’: Russian media to erase all traces of mutinous warlord
The Wagner mercenary group boss who marched on Moscow has had his internet outlets blocked and troll factory closed down
Nicola Bulley: watchdog not currently planning to investigate press coverage
Ipso does not rule out investigation at later stage after family criticised ‘appalling’ coverage by some outlets
German tabloid Bild cuts 200 jobs and says some roles will be replaced by AI
Publisher Axel Springer announces reorganisation of regional business and outlines plans for digital future
Daniel Ellsberg, Pentagon Papers whistleblower, dies aged 92
Analyst who leaked studies showing US government knew the Vietnam war was un-winnable became activist and writer
Music publishers sue Twitter for $250m citing Elon Musk’s copyright stance
Sony Music Group and Universal are among 17 publishers pursuing legal challenge against company
‘War criminals: whatever you do, we’ll record it’: the ‘merciless’ Ukrainian film about Mariupol
20 Days in Mariupol by Mstyslav Chernov traces the Russian siege of the port in harrowing detail. Here, he discusses his documentary with a fellow war reporter
Hugh Grant damages claim against Sun publisher to go to trial
High court judge says allegations over burglary and tracking device can be heard but not phone hacking
Can we still handle the truth? Journalism, ‘alternative facts’ and the rise of AI
The credo of Watergate is still relevant: find the best obtainable version of the truth. But doing so is only getting more complicated
Vice and BuzzFeed were meant to be the future of news. What happened?
Their young audience made them the envy of the media’s old guard. But, ultimately, they couldn’t convert this into profit, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
Vice files for bankruptcy protection amid cut-price sale to consortium
Digital publisher and owner of Vice News and Vice TV was once valued at $6bn but has agreed sale for $225m
Investigative journalism at risk from ‘corporate timidity’, says Tina Brown
Widow of ex-editor Harry Evans runs foundation supporting original reportage, which is holding first event this week
Nearly 50 news websites are ‘AI-generated’, a study says. Would I be able to tell?
A tour of the sites, featuring fake facts and odd wording, left me wondering what was real
AI journalism is getting harder to tell from the old-fashioned, human-generated kind
I rumbled a chatbot ruse – but as the tech improves, and news outlets begin to adopt it, how easy will it be to spot it next time?
‘It’s all in the damn history books’: David Lynch rails against the death of cinemas
In a recent interview the US director criticised watching films on phones, saying that ‘people think they’ve seen a movie, but they haven’t. It’s sad’
The digital graveyard: BuzzFeed News joins sites hanging on in eerie afterlife
The site will remain online as an archive, alongside the Gawker reboot, the Toast, and a host of other defunct outlets