New York Times to invest $50m on global digital expansion
Publisher sees opportunity for the NYT to become an ‘indispensable leader in global news and opinion’ over the next three years
Meet some of the Guardian’s best below-the-line commenters
An English teacher from the United Arab Emirates, a researcher from Carmarthenshire and an insurance analyst from Essex. Kate Lyons meets the people who make the Guardian’s comment threads tick
Online abuse: how women are fighting back
With the world only half paying attention to online threats, women are rising up to help each other, from strategy to support
The dark side of Guardian comments
As part of a series into the rising global phenomenon of online harassment, the Guardian commissioned research into the 70m comments left on its site since 2006 and discovered that of the ten most abused writers eight are women, and the two men are black
How we analysed 70m comments on the Guardian website
Mahana Mansfield explains the methodology used in the research
How should older celebrities answer questions on trans rights? They probably shouldn’t
The current vogue for encouraging well-known people to say things in print that cause a stir on social media calls for a how-not-to guide. Plus: don’t tell me tracksuits are fashionable
The Guardian view on online abuse: building the web we want
Editorial: The freedoms of the internet are too often abused. Tech companies need to face up to the problem, and so – in close consultation with their readers – do publishers, including the Guardian
Daily Mail publisher in talks with companies over Yahoo takeover
Daily Mail and General Trust aims to take on news and media properties if a private equity company strikes a deal
Adblocking, viewability and the death of mobile advertising – video
Watch highlights from a panel debate at the Changing Media Summit 2016, looking at the threat to the publisher-advertising relationship from consumers using adblocking apps
Can newspapers do anything to stop the advertising exodus?
Print is losing out to television, adblocking is on the rise and newspapers are struggling to prove their worth to ad business
Memo to the BBC: keep the broadcasting, cut the net
Local papers whinge about the BBC, and the BBC about the over-75 squeeze on licence fees. Clipping the corporation’s digital wings would be a neat solution
‘Not irresponsible’ to show horror trailer before One Direction video, says ASA
Watchdog clears Paranormal Activity ad after viewer claimed it should not run on Daily Mail website before child-friendly content
Are publishers getting it wrong over the labelling of sponsored content?
Conventional wisdom on how to disclose that native advertising is advertising is at odds with new academic research
Daily Mail denies trying to force Matrix director to come out as trans woman
Lilly Wachowski said she decided to go public after after journalists ‘threatened public outing against my will’
Adblocking has an ‘unsavoury’ business model, says Trinity Mirror chief
Guardian Media Group chief also voices concern about networks blocking ads, a week after culture secretary described it as a ‘modern-day protection racket’