Coverage of Isis videos should be about news, not propaganda
Open door: There is a simple set of guidelines used by the Guardian’s editors when a video involving Isis killings is released. Undoubtedly they will have to be reviewed
Harold Evans: whistleblowers, papers – and why the truth-seekers are still vital
The veteran editor inspired generations of reporters with his campaigning journalism. As a film about his fight for thalidomide victims opens, he talks about the need for investigative journalism in the internet age
Neil Gaiman to release non-fiction book in May
Author blogs he has finished ‘giant proofread’ of The View from the Cheap Seats, a collection of ‘not every speech, introduction or article I’ve written’
Make or break for the Sun and more consolidation
New editor Tony Gallagher must play digital catchup while industry wants advertisers to believe in quality over scale
A proxy war: Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but rival Google is target
Apps that prevent ads making it to the screens of mobile phones are topping the charts. How will media firms react?
Telegraph criticised by watchdog for ‘misleading’ Michelin advertorial
Advertising Standards Authority rules article and video on Telegraph.co.uk did not make it clear they had been paid for
Star Wars: The Force Awakens fans send hate mail to critic who gave film bad review
Andrew O’Hehir of Salon magazine was told to ‘die and leave us alone’ by one fan after posting a negative review of the much-hyped space fantasy
Telegraph fined £30,000 over email urging readers to vote Tory
Editor’s message asking hundreds of thousands of readers to oppose the most ‘leftwing Labour leader for a generation’ crossed a line, says watchdog
Tour de force, say fans as Star Wars franchise stirs after 10 years
As the most anticipated film of the year begins its global rollout, fans and industry unite in praise of The Force Awakens
The Force Awakens reviews roundup: verdicts arrive on JJ Abrams’ Star Wars epic
As the first reviews of the much-anticipated blockbuster roll in, UK critics laud Star Wars with five star reviews, and in the US reviews are admiring but with qualifications
Twitter warns users they may have been hacked by ‘state-sponsored actors’
Social media company emails more than 20 users, warning them they may have been targeted by hackers ‘possibly associated with a government’
‘Over a quarter’ of City AM readers turned off adblockers in trial
Financial freesheet to roll out pioneering anti-adblocking software by Christmas in move watched keenly by news publishers
Time Out to cut about 40 staff in UK and US
Listings title aims to focus on digital as it becomes a global multimedia business
Spotlight leads Oscars race with raft of critics’ awards
Tom McCarthy’s investigative journalism drama starring Michael Keaton has picked up gongs from critics’ societies in New York, Los Angeles and Boston
Rebekah Brooks praised by David Dinsmore over News UK’s changes
Since she returned to publisher 12 weeks ago it ‘feels like 12 years ago’, he says