Facebook and Twitter bias: it all depends how you look at it

Social media platforms face internal debates over what line to take on politics and news

‘No Notoriety’: the campaign to focus on shooting victims, not killers

Coverage of the Capital Gazette attack showed how much the principle has taken hold in newsrooms, and how far there still is to go

Men’s domination of online political debate leaves women struggling to be heard

The semi-evil social network has launched its latest venture, a lifestyle magazine for the elite. Just don’t call it a publisher ...

The Ozone Project will allow advertisers to buy online ad space across news titles from one site

Noah Kotch recruited from Fox News Digital to run website

Reuters Institute report found that use of WhatsApp for news has almost tripled since 2014

Much will depend on how information commissioners use their powers, and the way judges treat the media, says Guardian readers’ editor Paul Chadwick

Facts are a matter of life and death and lies increasingly difficult to discern. It is up to all of us to learn how to distinguish them

Tesla founder hits out at journalists as anti-Brexit billionaire is accused by Daily Mail of undermining democracy

LA Times, Chicago Tribune and others redirect to pages saying sites are currently unavailable in most European countries

Michael Cohen attacked comedy news site the Onion, but he’s not the first to take funny news seriously

Site loses nearly 10% of global audience after Facebook refocuses on ‘meaningful’ content

Campaigners use alternative platforms to promote message on news sites and games

Princess Charlotte and Prince George given roles as attendance of Markle Sr still uncertain