Diaz sues Sun over affair allegations
4pm: Hollywood star Cameron Diaz is suing the Sun over front-page allegations that she had an affair with a married man. By Julia Day.
British film industry gets its own magazine
8am: They've talked it up for decades but now some of the leading supporters of British film are putting their weight behind a new magazine extolling the virtues of the films made in the UK. By Dominic Timms.
Cable & Wireless beef up Bulldog for battle with BT
Cable & Wireless is considering extending its Bulldog broadband service to more than half the UK population. By Richard Wray.
Online test for Newcastle Journal
Trinity Mirror, which owns 240 local papers as well as the flagship Daily Mirror, is to pilot a digital edition of the Journal in Newcastle to test the market for full-price online newspapers. By Jane Martinson.
News must adapt to web, says Murdoch
Rupert Murdoch has admitted he "didn't do as much as [he] should have" to confront the threat posed to his newspapers by the internet.
Keystroke strategy for open access
The movement to increase free online access to scientific research will receive a boost today as academics, publishers and librarians thrash out a new plan for open access. By Richard Wray.
New York Times buys About.com
The New York Times Company last night announced a $410m (£216m) deal to buy the online information business About.com from publishing group Primedia.
US gang admits $650m internet porn fraud
Six alleged members of the New York-based Gambino crime family have pleaded guilty to a $650m (£345m) internet and telephone fraud, one of the largest consumer scams in US history. By Dan Milmo.
Polanski wins right to be video star at libel trial
Film-maker to testify from Paris against Vanity Fair, to avoid extradition to the US
Farewell to the blight of secrecy
Charlie Falconer: Freedom of information shows our commitment to transparency.
Collins launches online dictionary to debate new words
Collins Dictionaries today launches an online Living Dictionary, in which netheads can suggest new words and argue over whether they should be added to the print version of the dictionary. By Stephen Moss.
Polanski goes to Lords in fight to pursue libel case
Lawyers for film director Roman Polanski have asked law lords to allow him to sue US magazine Vanity Fair for libel in the British courts and give evidence by video link so he need not set foot in the UK. By Clare Dyer.
Talk time
Chris Donald co-founded Viz. His new book, Rude Kids, charts the comic's meteoric rise in the 80s.