Media: Das Wikipedia – online resource goes into print

A published encyclopedia will list in a single volume the 50,000 most commonly searched terms on the German Wikipedia website over the past two years. By Jess Smee

Gromit creator revels in having a bash at the Beano

Nick Park declares that his latest achievement, guest editing the 70th anniversary edition of the Beano, is an honour. By Owen Gibson

Online POKER marketing could spell the NAKED end of VIAGRA journalism as we LOHAN know it

Charlie Brooker: Why bother writing an article at all? Why not just scan in a few naked photos and have done with it?

Is it curtains for critics?

An army of arts bloggers is posting internet reviews on subjects from grand opera to soap opera. US newspapers have begun to ditch their reviewers - could it happen here? By Jay Rayner

The critics

Gillian Reynolds | Michael Billington | Hilary Spurling | Philip French | Charles Spencer | Norman Lebrecht | Clement Crisp

The bloggers

Krista Nannery | Joseph Patterson | Laura Allsop | Andrew and Phil | Steve Bennett | Lynne Hatwell | Rich Cline

Associated Northcliffe Digital’s chief executive Andy Hart departs

Andy Hart, one of the Daily Mail & General Trust's most senior digital media executives, has left the group ahead of a restructuring. By Mark Sweney

IPA TouchPoints survey: internet usage up, but traditional media still popular

The IPA's second TouchPoints survey of media consumption revealed that 40% of internet users have visited a social networking site and 15% of adults write their own blog

Regionals team up with the net in a marriage of convenience

Local papers are following advertising revenue as it migrates online. By James Robinson

BBC video network: Newspaper Society warns of dangers for local press

The BBC's plan to spend £68m on local news sites has been condemned by the Newspaper Society. By Leigh Holmwood

David Davis and the great media U-turn

Frank Fisher: Coverage of the Tory MP's resignation, and online reaction to it, reveals the disconnection between the press and the public

BBC accused of muscling in on local news

Newspapers fear the corporation will hit their own online expansion, writes James Robinson

Guardian News & Media announces senior appointments

Guardian News & Media has made a series of senior editorial appointments ahead of the editorial integration of the Guardian and Observer newspapers and the Guardian website. By Mark Sweney

How the magazine market split up Sex and the City’s fab four

Laura Barton: In honour of the SATC film, the show's four stars have taken over our magazine stands, and tedious though their newsstand presence may be, it is nonetheless interesting to see which star graces which cover