What a .com can add to your brand
Smart magazine publishers realise that far from being a rival, the internet offers golden opportunities, writes Sally O'Sullivan.
Press row brews over BBC news
12.15pm: The Newspaper Society has accused the BBC of breaking a promise not to spend licence fee money on newspaper publishing by offering local news and listings on 'electronic local and regional newspapers'. By Claire Cozens.
Science journal publishers defend profits
The biggest publishers of scientific journals last night defended their huge profits, in front of MPs, against the rising challenge of new 'open access' internet publishing. By David Hencke.
What to say about …
... The Baftas.
Documentary slams ‘freeloaders’ behind the Golden Globes
The group behind the Golden Globes awards ceremony, which takes place tomorrow night, has come under harsh criticism in a documentary.
Magazine’s bill for Douglas wedding pictures hits £5m
Catherine Zeta-Jones, her husband, Michael Douglas, and OK! magazine were yesterday awarded more than three-quarters of the £2m they spent suing Hello! magazine for publishing snatched photographs of the couple's wedding.
Ruthless Rupe is recast as an angel of mercy
Movie tells how 'heroic' young Murdoch saved an Aborigine from hanging.
McGregor injunction over children’s photos could raise damages stakes
The actor Ewan McGregor yesterday won a high court privacy action against a photo agency over snatched paparazzi photographs of his children playing while on holiday in Mauritius last December, reports Clare Dyer.
Hello! to pay £1m over Douglas wedding shots
The celebrity magazine Hello! was yesterday ordered to pay more than £1m to the rival glossy OK! for publishing snatched paparazzi pictures of the wedding of Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas.
Sun pays out over Kidman allegations
12pm: The Sun has apologised to Nicole Kidman and agreed to pay her libel damages and legal costs over false allegations that she had an adulterous affair with Jude Law. By Ciar Byrne.
Battle to control media in soccer rape allegation
Legal experts fear coverage of teenage girl's claims that she was attacked by Premiership footballers could prejudice any future trial, writes Paul Kelso.
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The Hulk adds muscle to Marvel’s profits
The punch packed by super heroes at the cinema box office caused a more than sevenfold increase in second quarter profits at Marvel Enterprises. By David Teather.
Kidman wins damages from Mail
The Daily Mail has agreed to pay substantial damages to Nicole Kidman after falsely alleging she had an affair with co-star Jude Law. By Claire Cozens.
Demi Moore ‘boyfriend’ calls for Standard apology
8.30am: Ashton Kutcher has accused the London Evening Standard of 'simply making up' a quote in a story about his relationship with Demi Moore. By Ciar Byrne.