BBC encroaching on local media, says regional newspaper editor
Hull Daily Mail editor accuses BBC director of news of failing to strike resource-sharing partnerships. By Chris Tryhorn
Murdoch’s rants put Cameron on a collision course with Google
Emily Bell: Rupert Murdoch's threats to block the search engine and build a paywall signal to politicians that he wants something done
My media
The former PCC chair Sir Christopher Meyer shares his media choices
As the BBC gets more transparent, so do its enemies’ motives
Steve Busfield: The corporation has real questions to answer on top salaries. But that's not why it's under attack
‘Jeremy Clarkson is columnist most consumers would pay for online’
Survey finds three-quarters of web users who would consider paying for digital content would pay only 10p or less per article. By Mark Sweney
Advertisers unsatisifed by newspaper sites’ sales efforts, study reveals
Newspaper websites are not popular among advertisers due to lack of focus on digital advertising, reveals IPA's Online Media Owners' survey
Kate Winslet accepts £25,000 libel damages from Daily Mail
Oscar-winning star 'delighted' at apology over false claim that she lied about her exercise regime
National papers ‘need to convert less than 5% of web audience to pay model’
Balderton Capital partner Dharmash Mistry says newspapers should adopt mixed online charging strategies. By Mark Sweney
Lionel Davidson obituary
Obituary: Award-winning writer renowned for thrillers such as The Rose of Tibet and The Chelsea Murders
Guardian triumphs at Games Media Awards
At the packed Games Media Awards ceremony in Camden's Jongleurs club lastnight, The Guardian won best newspaper games coverage for the third yearrunning. We beat The Sun, the Telegraph, The Mirror, the Daily Star Sunday and the Independent to the hard-won gong, although Gamesblog lost out in the specialist blogging category to news site, VG247.com. I carried around the hefty Perspex award for most of the night until Technology production editor Stuart O'Connor successfully wrestled it from my grasp
News of your world
Local news coverage could get a new lease of life if TV, radio, newspapers and other media groups get public cash to form consortia, but the scheme is controversial. By Chris Tryhorn
Midland News Association agrees online video news deal with ITN
Publisher of the Shropshire Star and Wolverhampton's Express and Star is first regional newspaper group to sign with ITN. By Mark Sweney
Technology journalists are the ones to watch
Technology journalists are often the pioneers of new gadgets – and point to the way we could all work in the future. By Charles Arthur
Latest Google news service promises publishers money and readers
Web firm Google says Fast Flip pages will give publishers the bulk of ad revenue
Daily Star crowbars Beatles into reality television
Media Monkey: Hacks at the Daily Star have been burning the midnight oil to find an 'exclusive' angle on this week's Beatlemania