Dennis launches £2m games website
1.45pm: Dennis Publishing is spending £2m-plus launching a computer games website, writes Owen Gibson.
Pauline Kael, film critic, dies at 82
Pauline Kael, America's grande dame of film reviewing, who thrashed both facile commercialism and self-indulgent pretence from her lofty perch at the New Yorker, has died.
Industry Standard closes
9am: The magazine that came to symbolise the dot.com boom has fallen victim to the internet collapse, writes Lisa O'Carroll
Emap’s email promo backfires
8.30am: The ASA has rapped Emap for a promotional email that seemed to accuse recipients of accessing porn. By Claire Cozens.
Ebay and AOL Time Warner strengthen alliance
9.45am: Ebay is to advertise in AOL's print and TV properties, which include Time and CNN, reports Daniel Rogers.
Phone advert ‘exposed Smash Hits readers to adult content’
8.30am: An advert for a company selling mobile phone logos has been denounced by an industry watchdog, writes Amy Vickers.
Local papers counter US fall in dot.com ads
Regional publisher Newsquest yesterday said advertising revenues were 'still holding up' despite a slide in the performance of US parent Gannett. By David Teather.
Guardian Unlimited unveils first TV adverts
Guardian Unlimited's first ever TV advertising campaign for online launches tonight.Click here to see the adverts
Buyers line up to relieve Scoot of Loot
Scoot, the struggling online directories business, has received a number of approaches for Loot, the classified advertising newspaper it bought last year. by David Teather.
Trinity Mirror cuts back net spend
Trinity Mirror is closing several of its websites with the loss of 60 jobs, reports David Teather.
HarperCollins launches ebook imprint
The Chinese-born author who won last year's Nobel prize for literature is spearheading HarperCollins' big push into e-publishing, writes John Ezard.
Winslet vows not to exploit celebrity status
3.30pm: Actress Kate Winslet told Radio Times she will "never" invite OK! or Hello! into her home, writes Jason Deans.
Stormy weather
Too many of us went around in circles, argues David Teather.
News International tightens belt
Rupert Murdoch's News International has placed a freeze on staff hiring and plans to crack down on expenses amid fears of a global downturn in advertising revenues.
Daily Mail agrees to run Queercompany ads
12.45pm: The Daily Mail has decided to carry adverts for a gay internet company despite initial concerns, writes Jade Garrett.