Stephen Fry: Facebook and other platforms should be classed as publishers
Speaking at Hay festival, writer accuses ‘aggregating news agencies’ of not taking responsibility for their content
The story behind the fake Manchester attack victims
After the bombing, several posts of fake victims went viral. We look at the disturbing trend that keeps fooling social media
Ransomware attack hero condemns ‘super-invasive’ tabloids
Marcus Hutchins says he will have to move house after newspaper identified him and published his full address
Are men ‘nicking’ the Today limelight, or is something else afoot?
Speculation is rife about Radio 4 presenter Nick Robinson’s ‘uncollegiate’ behaviour. But tongues will always wag – as the chancellor ought to be aware
Facebook promised to tackle fake news. But the evidence shows it’s not working
Following pressure from users, the social network introduced tools to stem the spread of false information. But the rollout has been rocky at best
Editor George Osborne should beware of boring his readers with Tory battles
Londoners don’t pick up the Evening Standard to read about politics, especially since its new boss has resigned as an MP
JK Rowling’s ego akin to Kim Kardashian’s, says Joanna Trollope
City of Friends author claims Harry Potter creator’s ‘insatiable desire’ to air opinions on Twitter is threat to literary industry
Gwyneth Paltrow launches Goop as glossy Condé Nast magazine
Actor turned wellness guru who introduced world to vaginal steaming is to bring Goop brand to volatile magazine market
Wikipedia founder to fight fake news with new Wikitribune site
Crowdfunded online publication from Jimmy Wales will pair paid journalists with army of volunteer contributors
Twitter drops ‘egg’ avatar in attempt to break association with internet trolls
The social network says it is introducing a new default profile photo – a gender neutral silhouette – in a bid to ‘prompt more self-expression’
Rock’s the new jazz and vinyl’s so-called revival: what I’ve learned as Guardian music editor
I’m leaving the Guardian after 11 great years covering music – years during which a great deal has changed in the way music is created and sold
French advertising giant pulls out of Google and YouTube
Havas becomes first major global marketing company to pull entire ad spend after talks with tech company break down
Google summoned by ministers as government pulls ads over extremist content
British advertisers urge company overhaul after adverts from several big organisations appear next to inappropriate material
Guardian pulls ads from Google after they were placed next to extremist material
Ads for membership scheme were inadvertently placed by Google next to extremist material
Sienna Miller: ‘I feel relatively immune to bitchy criticism now’
The British actor set out to emulate Meryl Streep but ended up being portrayed as the next Kate Moss. Now with the tabloid assaults behind her, she talks ambition, Leveson and The Lost City of Z