News UK, the Guardian and Outbrain on the labelling of sponsored content

Industry leaders reflect on the importance of labelling when producing sponsored content at this year’s Changing Media Summit

Twitter puts trillions of tweets up for sale to data miners

Company plans to make content generated by users available to commerce, academia and even police involved in crowd control

Which social media firm dropped the ball over the Charlie Hebdo attacks?

Journalist and academic Emily Bell reveals one social network was ‘frozen’ with inaction on how to act on information

WordPress in court victory over blogger censored by ‘Straight Pride UK’

Oliver Hotham, whose blog was taken down after a DMCA notice was served, has been awarded $1,000 in damages

Zelo Street’s Tim Fenton: ‘Once you start getting in with the press, you have to conform’

The leftwing blogger on holding politicians to account, fake Twitter followers and fighting media hypocrisy

Joss Whedon laments ‘nightmare’ Avengers sequel as latest trailer lands

Writer/director claims superhero-juggling blockbuster Avengers: Age of Ultron is ‘as tough as anything I’ve ever done’

Eight lessons political parties need to learn to woo young voters

Brands such as Adidas and Red Bull offer important pointers for political parties trying to win over young voters before the general election

Mohammed Emwazi: hasty media assumptions damage debate

Media descriptions of the Isis fighter as being ‘middle class’ and ‘pampered’ show a complete failure to understand his background

15 ways NGOs can attract positive media attention

In a world where competing crises clamour for news spots, how can NGOs get their messages out? Our panel has these suggestions

Orange Wednesdays: final reel for popular two-for-one cinema ticket offer

The Orange Wednesdays scheme, which saw millions claim an extra free ticket and boost cinema attendances, has reached its final day

Google warns sex bloggers: clean up or get out

Blogger, the company’s long-running blogging service, is cracking down on explicit material with just one month’s notice for affected users

Reese Witherspoon talks up #AskHerMore on the Oscars red carpet

Nominee for Wild promotes campaign to discourage questions about clothes from entertainment reporters at red carpet events

Best picture nominees reworked as emojis on Twitter

Twitter user tells the story of tonight’s big movies via emojis

Why print newspapers remain the dominant media power in Britain

Guest blogger Ed Amory sees a long future for ink-on-paper despite online’s hold

The readers’ editor on … when a joke in a comment thread goes beyond mere tastelessness

Open door: An anonymous reader posted on Times columnist Matt Ridley’s views on climate change a suggestion that no one would mourn if he were beheaded