Danger lurks for BBC’s bloggers
The speed of blogs is part of their attraction, and we've reached a stage where one man at his terminal can rain billions over Britain. By Peter Preston
She frets if things aren’t as good as they should be, which is an advantage but also creates an element of anxiety
Profile: Admired and feared editor Tina Brown has shaken up magazines. Will she succeed on the web?
Elle’s belles: Magazine to launch e-zine with Stardoll website
Elle magazine has struck a media partnership with online fashion website Stardoll to launch an e-magazine targeting style-conscious young women. By Mark Sweney
Bauer to launch luxury fashion sales site
Bauer Media will launch a high-end ecommerce fashion website this month in an attempt to take on sites such as Asos.com. By Jemima Kiss
Future gaming mag to be read via PS3
Publisher Future has teamed up with Sony to develop the first weekly digital magazine which can be accessed via gaming consoles. By Oliver Luft
John Matshikiza
Obituary: Actor, journalist, poet and political activist who returned to South Africa in 1991
WAN fights Google/Yahoo ad deal
The World Association of Newspapers has written to European and North American competition regulators opposing the online search advertising deal between Google and Yahoo. By Mark Sweney
Vogue launches podcasts for London Fashion Week
Vogue UK is introducing its first podcasts as part of its London Fashion Week coverage, including reports by Naomi Campbell. By Jemima Kiss
Is the Kindle ebook reader becoming Amazon’s iPod?
Jack Schofield: Replacing a printed newspaper could be the key to success for the bestselling electronic reader
BBC local video branded ‘very damaging’ by Newspaper Society
The body that represents the regional newspaper industry has attacked the BBC's local online video plan as 'very damaging'. By Oliver Luft
Pearson sued over undelivered novel
Film studio Miramax is demanding repayment of $700,000 it paid for rights to a second novel Allison Pearson has yet to provide
Northcliffe slams ‘insensitive’ BBC for its local online video plans
A regional newspaper publisher has attacked the BBC as 'insensitive' for pushing ahead with local online video plans amid an advertising downturn. By Stephen Brook
Angelina and Brad baby photos are ‘world’s most expensive’
The pictures of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's newborn twins now lay claim to being the world's most expensive baby snaps. By Stephen Brook
Johnston to shut Jobstoday sales office in London
Johnston Press is planning to close the London sales office of its recruitment website Jobstoday.co.uk, placing eight jobs at risk. By Oliver Luft
95m visitors to national newspaper sites
The national websites of six of the UK's largest newspaper groups attracted close to 95m visitors in June, according to a new report. By Mark Sweney