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Scarlett does not reveal all
Hadley Freeman: Cosmo's fake interview scandal could provide a solution to those bland celebrity puff pieces
Cosmopolitan says sorry to Scarlett Johansson for disputed quotes
Cosmopolitan magazine has been forced to make an embarrassing apology to Scarlett Johansson after running an interview that included quotes she denies giving to the title. By James Robinson
Scarlett Johansson threatens to sue Cosmopolitan in dispute over quotes
Scarlett Johansson has accused Cosmopolitan magazine's UK edition of running fabricated quotes in a cover story interview and is threatening to sue the title. By James Robinson
BBC content sharing: it’s a start, but is there more to come?
The BBC's proposals for sharing content with other media companies are to be applauded. But there's so much more it could be doing
The night I stormed the awards podium by mistake
Tim Lusher: Like Spanish director of photography Oscar Faura, I too once managed to grab an award that should have been accepted by someone else
Cyberspace has buried its head in a cesspit of climate change gibberish
George Monbiot: The Stansted protesters get it. The politicians of Poznan don't quite. But online, planted deniers drive a blinkered fiction
Forrest J Ackerman
Obituary: The man who coined 'sci-fi' and whose magazine, Famous Monsters, was his crowning glory
Andrew Langhoff to lead Wall Street Journal in Europe
Dow Jones has appointed Andrew Langhoff to run the Wall Street Journal's European print and online operations. By Mark Sweney
BBC has a right to be in the local arena
Victor Keegan: A report says introducing local online video services will have 'a significant negative impact' on commercial providers
The bloggers who take it one post at a time
The idea that 'not all things worth reading are written quickly' appeals to Jon Henley
Newspapers’ self-regulation is not ‘divinely ordained’, says Meyer
Press Complaints Commission head Christopher Meyer has warned the industry to protect itself against threats from digital media and celebrity court cases. By Mark Sweney
Papers delighted as corporation scraps plans to deliver local news on the web
The chairman of the BBC Trust concludes it would be better to concentrate on improving quality of existing services. By Mark Sweney and Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Newspaper Society welcomes rejection of BBC online local video plan
The Newspaper Society has welcomed the BBC Trust's decision to reject the corporation's local online video proposals. By Jemima Kiss