Facebook censors Le Monde’s mammogram screening photo
Social networking company apologises after picture of woman having mammogram with her breast exposed falls foul of its anti-nipple policy
Memo to the BBC: slow news is usually no news at all
There is much to be said for checks, balances and painstaking investigations: but on digital, if you’re not fast, you’re nowhere
Ad-blockers: are publishers tempted to feed the hand that bites them?
An ad-blocking firm’s move to charge publishers to serve whitelisted ads has raised eyebrows across the industry
Twitter pays £1.24m in UK tax as revenues increase by 30.5%
Twitter UK’s 163 staff get £12.5m in shares as company reports revenues of £76m last year, but analysts say figure is much higher
Work those claws, ladies! The real reason Vogue declared war on fashion bloggers
The magazine’s sneering at street-style bloggers such as Susie Bubble was far too blunt not to be calculated and it has been the talk of the fashion shows ever since
Fashion’s old guard are right to fear the blogger
When the editors of Vogue.com hit out at the new social media generation of style commentators, they only showed their own weaknesses
Show’s over for veteran fashion elite as style insurgents seize front row
Vogue may think bloggers ‘herald the end of style’, but designers want social media stars in the best seats to tap into the buzz they generate
Vogue, get off your high horse – fashion shows have changed
Criticising ‘bloggers’ is mystifying and hypocritical. It’s time to wake up to the new breed of social media fashionista
The Guardian view of Vogue v the bloggers: business is winning
Editorial: Vogue accuses the fashion bloggers of selling out. The fashion bloggers ask how would Vogue know (and why would they care?)
Vogue editors accused of hypocrisy after declaring war on fashion bloggers
Editors told to get back to their Werther’s Originals after criticising ‘pathetic’ fashion bloggers ‘in borrowed clothes’
AP acquires British Movietone archive
Former cinema newsreels include coverage of the Coronation, 1966 World Cup final and Beatlemania
Brangelina brings the first wave of self-cancelling celebrity news
The divorce ‘stories’ are coming so thick and fast that none seems to have any salience for more than a couple of hours
Publishers and journalists must work together to save journalism
From a commercial perspective, reporters are too expensive and are therefore taking the brunt of newspaper cutbacks. But they perform a vital public service...
Norwegian editor challenges Zuckerberg to discuss censorship
Head of Aftenposten, which forced backdown over ‘napalm girl’ photo, accuses Facebook founder of hiding from debate
FBI should reveal who hacked the San Bernardino iPhone, lawsuit claims
Court summons issued as lawsuit says the public needs to know how an unidentified vendor broke into one of the world’s most popular products