Trinity Mirror launches online business directory to rival Yell.com
Regional newspaper publisher hopes LocalMole.co.uk will replace declining revenue from print ads. By Oliver Luft
Who would you rather trust – the BBC or a blogger?
Nick Cohen: As the internet imperils newspapers, we need a strong broadcaster, not one being strangled by its managers
Good King Google
Andrew Brown: Newspapers are peasants in the digital kingdom - at least its ruler appears to be fairly benevolent
The future of the green blogosphere
As mainstream media cuts specialist reporters, green bloggers will break the stories and pick up others' mistakes, writes Meaghan O'Neill, the editor-in-chief of TreeHugger
Why Slumdog Millionaire is a headline writer’s dream
Roy Greenslade: The Sun's perfect front-page distillation is just one of a rash of puns inspired by the hit film
Le Monde sells influential cinema magazine Cahiers du Cinéma
Cahiers du Cinéma, part-instigator of 1950s new wave film in France, sold by Le Monde to Phaidon Press. By Ben Dowell
Steven Spielberg to guest edit Empire
The film director is to take the reins for the film magazine's 20th anniversary edition. By Oliver Luft
Digital Britain: Government to review local media ownership rules
Department of Culture, Media and Sport to ask OFT, Ofcom and regional and local publishers for input on future of local public service news broadcasting. By Oliver Luft
Google scraps newspaper ad sales service
The search engine's scheme to sell adverts on behalf of print groups is being abandoned after failing to deliver expected results. By Bobbie Johnson in San Francisco
Don’t go with the flow – take control of it
How can news publishers maintain their values while maximising web traffic? By Andrew Currah
Sunday Times clarifies figures in Google carbon emissions debate
The Sunday Times has accepted Google's figure of 0.2g of carbon dioxide produced for every search, clarifying its original claim of 7g per search, but still claims victory. By Ben Dowell
History in the making in LA as online ads hit target
Jeff Jarvis: The editor of the Los Angeles Times says the paper's online advertising revenue is now sufficient to cover the Times's entire editorial payroll, print and online
The shape of things to come
Tom Teodorczuk talks to the digital guru Clay Shirky and gets his media forecast for 2009