Manual retweets are self-promotion and Twitter embeds aren’t journalism
Jeb Lund: The real ethical question about embedded Tweets isn't related to privacy. It's about intellectual larceny
Bill Gates creates instant book hit by revealing favourite business reading
Microsoft chief sends sales of John Brooks's collected journalism rocketing on secondhand market and prompts ebook reissue
The bespoke newspaper – will the Daily Me soon be delivered?
Turns out Nicholas Negroponte's vision of a newspaper tailored to your own interests wasn't so far-fetched after all, writes James Bridle
George Clooney v the Daily Mail: it’s his best role yet
Hadley Freeman: If you're casting a film about a principled but flawed man waging a lone battle against an evil spectre, there's one obvious star
Google admits to errors over Guardian ‘right to be forgotten’ link deletions
David Drummond, chief legal officer of internet search firm, says adjusting to EU rule on removing content is 'work in progress'
Google will be happy with media anger over ‘right to be forgotten’
Ruling that allows people to request removal from search results gives Google a huge policing role it doesn't seem to want
The Guardian appoints Alberto Nardelli as data editor
Tweetminster co-founder joins publisher to boost political data storytelling and election coverage . By Mark Sweney
Tony Abbott calls razor-against-neck image for newspaper cover ‘awful stuff’
Prime minister calls on political opponents to refrain from any suggestion of physical violence
Stuff magazine drops cover models as research shows they alienate readers
UK’s best-selling gadget title says its readership has changed with passing of lads’ mag era and it now has 40% female buyers. By Mark Sweney
Mobile advertising to overtake print
TV ad market also forecast to be overtaken by 2016 with UK mobile spend growing by 96% in 2014 to around £2.05bn. By Mark Sweney
Time Inc’s M Scott Havens: ‘We want to build the next LinkedIn or Facebook’
Digital chief on rethinking the rules of journalism, shaking off the magazine group tag, and developing innovation. By Ben Cardew
Juicy Couture: the end of an era?
Its signature towelling tracksuits used to be an inescapable feature of Heat magazine celebrity stories. Now, the company has been sold off to new owners and is closing its flagship stores
European newspapers search for ways to survive digital revolution
From paywalls to web-only brands, media across the continent are belatedly looking at ways to make money as print sales plummet
What became of literary blogging?
Mark Thwaite: I hoped that blogs could provide an outlet for the serious criticism missing from the mainstream media. I didn't reckon on Twitter
Magazine publisher ShortList Media reports losses of almost £1m
Company hit by launch of Stylist in France and investment in fashion website Never Underdressed. By Mark Sweney