With Bookbridgr, bloggers can become a Headline act
Headline’s new website recognises how important bloggers now are to publicity campaigns, writes Anna Baddeley
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Andria Vidler: ‘I like taking on sleeping giants or businesses with real potential’
Mark Sweney: Centaur’s chief executive on making companies sexier, tough-talking – and no positive discrimination for women
James Foley and the daily horrors of the internet: think hard before clicking
James Ball: Outcry over footage of Foley’s apparent beheading raises difficult questions about editorial ethics – and our own choices
The Guardian view on Amazon v Hachette: reading and writing
Editorial: Can a one-size-fits-all, low-price, consumer-dominated sales model support a diverse, innovative, challenging literary output?
Premier League warns fans not to post Vine videos of goals online
Premier League warns fans that posting goal vines is illegal, as is sharing them on websites such as Twitter
UK consumer magazines lost nearly 1m print sales in first half of 2014 – ABC
Sales of the hundreds of paid-for weekly and monthly titles fell 4.4% compared with previous six months, according to latest healthcheck
TV Choice holds on to title as the UK’s biggest-selling magazine
H Bauer’s TV listings publication lost more than 70,000 from its average weekly in first half of year. By Mark Sweney
Reporting Robin Williams’ suicide: how not to kill your readers
Mary Hamilton: Mentally ill people are told to seek help, when in reality that help is often unavailable. What we get are front pages that make our illnesses worse
Robin Williams death: media has duty to report suicide responsibly
News reports detailing the method or using inappropriate language can lead to rise in suicide rate, experts warn
Ex-EastEnders star criticises Disney for unrealistic depiction of women
Tamzin Outhwaite says princesses with tiny waists waiting to be rescued by men was not a good role model for her daughters
Catholic church abuse drama adds Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams to cast
Study of Boston Globe’s effort to uncover abuse scandal in city in early 2000s, directed by Tom McCarthy, has attracted string of high-profile actors
Mail Online’s ad revenues soar by nearly 50%
Online growth offsets decline at Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, making £15m in revenues in three months to end of June. By Mark Sweney
Facebook earnings beat expectations as ad revenues soar
Mark Zuckerberg says 'our community has continued to grow' as revenue for the quarter ending June 30 totalled $2.91bn
Lights, camera, lipstick: beauty vloggers are changing the face of the make-up industry
With millions of viewers - and millions of pounds changing hands - online beauty tutorials are one of Britain’s fastest-growing businesses. But for the young people involved it is about far more than just make-up. Eva Wiseman meets the vloggers