Internet users cannot be sued for browsing the web, ECJ rules
After a five-year case, the European court of justice has ruled that copies of web pages made in the course of browsing the internet do not infringe copyright law. By Alex Hern
Arianna Huffington: ‘I’m optimistic about the media – even newspapers’
Jane Martinson and Mark Sweney: The Huffington Post's founder on its new emphasis on lifestyle and wellbeing, life at AOL – and leaning back like a cat
Amazon war with Hachette over ebook profit margins intensifies
Dispute has also dragged in authors including JK Rowling and James Patterson
Magazine chiefs urge industry change from burning platform to growth
Job cuts, relocation and reorganisation are dominating the magazine world as it grapples with digital challenges. By John Reynolds
Desmond’s digital drive pays off with a 17% rise in Express website traffic
Other national newspapers report significant drops with Metro's site the biggest faller. By Mark Sweney
Mail Online’s soaring revenues offset publisher’s print ad decline
Website's revenues up 45% to £28m in six months to end of March, as DMGT highlights reshaping of its media business. By Mark Sweney
Harvey Weinstein’s Cannes gala turns tricky for the Guardian
Our film critic comes face to face with a disgruntled movie mogul over Grace of Monaco and a trip to Jordan
David Miranda allowed to appeal against ruling on Heathrow detention
Partner of former Guardian reporter to challenge high court ruling on legality of his detention under counter-terrorism powers
Former London Live editorial director Stefano Hatfield joins High50 site
Executive who has launched titles including Metro in New York, thelondonpaper and i to be editor-in-chief of online community. By Mark Sweney
BBC Worldwide proposes restructure to Good Food brands
Magazine, produced by Immediate Media, live events, website and books to be unified into one hub, with staff moving locations. By John Reynolds
Britain’s ad spend to hit £20bn a year
UK ad spend rose to £17.9bn last year and recovery is set to continue with a 5.5% increase this year and a 6.5% uplift in 2015
Empire’s Mark Dinning: ‘I sound like a Bond villain, I should be stroking a cat’
The film magazine's editor-in-chief on the return of Star Wars, rubbish reviews and remaining impartial. By John Plunkett
Print is not the future, but it’s not the past either
Peter Preston: The latest US figures on newspaper decline may be sobering, but pundits and managers alike are starting to despair of digital
Beyoncé, Clinton and Snowden: Time lists its 100 most influential people
The magazine's 11th annual list of the world's most influential people leans heavily towards the arts, with commerce and politics playing catch-up
Jane Bown: turning the lens on Britain’s shyest photographer
She's always preferred being behind the camera, but from her childhood passed around a circle of aunts to her time as a Wren in the second world war, Jane Bown had a story to tell – and it took her friend and assistant Luke Dodd to persuade her to tell it