Cosmo website to get glossy makeover

The National Magazine Company is to relaunch Cosmopolitan magazine's website with a host of new features. By Mark Sweney

No prizes for guessing: it’s dull!

Peter Preston: Why did the Oscars net 32 million viewers this year (as opposed to 49 million in 2007)? America's press has many answers

Dharmash Mistry leaves Bauer

Bauer has lost its second senior executive in as many days with the departure of Dharmash Mistry, the head of digital operations across its consumer businesses. By Mark Sweney

Prince Harry secretly serving in Afghanistan

Prince Harry has been secretly serving in Afghanistan with British troops since December, it emerged today.

FT puts high price on networking

The FT has launched an exclusive, membership-only social networking site. By Mark Sweney

FT launches £2k-a-year networking site

The Financial Times is launching a social networking service for top executives in the media and technology sectors with membership costing up to £2,000 per year. By Mark Sweney

Achy breaky smarts

Could fictional tween icon Hannah Montana overtake Mickey Mouse as Disney's biggest star? Jonathan Bernstein charts the rise and rise of Billy Ray's daughter Miley Cyrus

Will Smith wins Hitler slur apology

Hollywood actor Will Smith has won an apology and damages from a news agency after it distributed a story alleging he had called Adolf Hitler a 'good person'. By Leigh Holmwood

Dork Talk

Alan Rusbridger: In the early 90s, I made a pilgrimage to Boulder, Colorado, where the Knight Ridder chain of newspapers had established a research lab to contemplate the future of newspapers

Dennis to launch new digital mag

Dennis Publishing is following up its digital lads' magazine Monkey with the launch of consumer technology title Gizmo. By Stephen Brook

Paps ‘like dodgems’ in Miller pursuit

Paparazzi have been accused of driving like 'dodgems' as they pursued actress Sienna Miller after last year's Bafta awards. By John Plunkett

Oscars party is off, Vanity Fair tells stars

Vanity Fair's Oscar party has been scrapped in sympathy with striking writers. By Mark Brown

Time Warner profits meet expectations

Time Warner, owner of AOL, CNN and Time magazine, reported profit of $1.03bn in the fourth quarter of 2007. By Mark Sweney

Hole in the wall

Murdoch may have decided to keep charging for WSJ.com. But how long can paywalls for news hold out against the ad onslaught, asks Richard Wray