BBC digital news operation must be curbed, say newspaper publishers
News Media Association calls on government to implement 10 changes to corporation’s objectives and governance in submission to green paper
Star Wars: Empire strikes back with new collectors’ edition
Movie magazine celebrates the forthcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens with covers featuring stars including Adam Driver, Domhnall Gleeson and Oscar Isaac
Twitter blocks access to political transparency organisation Politwoops
Group that archives deleted tweets from legislators has its access to social network shut off
As summer dwindles, print revenues enter a long, cool autumn
One sobering new study suggests print revenues will outgross digital for many years to come – even as newsprint sales steadily decline
BBC’s British Vogue documentary to be made by Oscar-winning producer
Series offering ‘unprecedented access’ to magazine will be produced by Simon Chinn, who won Academy awards for Man on Wire and Searching for Sugar Man
GQ and Empire among losers as readers shun digital magazines
Vanity Fair reported biggest drop of 15.6% year on year to 6,817 a month as majority of popular titles suffer, but Economist sees huge gain of 225.8%
Johnston Press claims trading up despite slump in ad revenue
Local newspaper publisher reports operating profits down 4.3% to £27m in first half to 3 July, but digital audience grows by more than 20%
‘Is nothing sacred?’: Twitter responds to news of Jumanji remake
Sony Pictures’ slate for 2016 and 2017, which includes remakes of the Robin Williams family film and sequels to the Will Smith action movie Bad Boys, has prompted cries of ‘too soon’ and ‘travesty’
Celebrity lifestyles for sale
It started with Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop – now everyone from Zooey Deschanel and Reese Witherspoon to Lena Dunham is selling you their way of life
Ministers back campaign to give under-18s right to delete social media posts
iRights campaign says young people should be able to easily edit or delete comments or pictures they have posted on sites such as Facebook and Twitter
UK advertising spend hits record £4.7bn in first quarter of 2015
TV ads grew 11.5% year on year but newspapers and publishers report slowest growth in digital ads on record and overall decline in spending of 6.8% across industry
Why BBC, Gawker and the FT must fight to keep editorial independence
Why should anyone trust them if they are influenced by advertisers, owned by faraway private corporations or bullied by the government?
Daily Mail publisher hit by fall in print advertising
DGMT share price drops 9% after ‘marked deterioration’ in advertising revenue for flagship print titles
Here is the newsreel: AP and Movietone upload huge archive to YouTube
A million minutes of historic current-affairs footage from 1895 to the present day becomes available on video-sharing website
The Weekly Beast: ‘Charlie’s Angels’ shot ruffles feathers at the ABC
Female power questioned at the ABC, rumblings in Canberra’s press gallery over Labor Herald, Media Watch revisits the farmyard and a new role for Ben Naparstek