Interns: all work, no pay

Humiliated, harassed, expected to do 12-hour days, often for nothing – an intern's lot is seldom a happy one. We find out what it's like to have no status at work. First, Tanya de Grunwald reveals why companies may soon have to stop exploiting interns

Mail Online targets £60m revenues in 2014

Publisher aims to continue 2013's 50% growth to hit point at which website's income would exceed newspapers' decline. By Mark Sweney

Country Life’s editor: ‘We’ll be the last magazine on the last news-stand’

As the glossy is guest-edited by Prince Charles, Mark Hedges explains why it is attractive to old and new money. By Emine Saner

Brian Barr obituary

Journalist and documentary film-maker whose investigations brought him into conflict with police and government

BBC undermining local newspapers, says Theresa May

Home secretary says corporation claims activities such as online are opening up new markets, when in fact it is dominating them. By John Plunkett

Gwyneth Paltrow’s PR war against Vanity Fair

Annoyed that the famous American magazine was planning a takedown of her, the actor and lifestyle guru has fought back

Advertisers can love an activist media

Peter Preston:The importance of balanced reporting grew up when advertisers wanted a safe canvas for mass-market ads. No longer

Daily Mail quiz powers UsvsTh3m towards 3m users

Daily Mirror publisher to follow Buzzfeed-style site offering socially shareable content with new data journalism project. By Mark Sweney

Sunday People digital relaunch lined up for 5 November

Paper to get its own website for the first time, which will focus on specially-created content such as videos and listicles. By Mark Sweney

Metro website traffic soars by a third as mobile revamp pays off

Site's daily browsers rise to 737,176 in September, as Mirror network loses many of gains made after launch of Sun paywall. By Mark Sweney

The Great British Bake Off: why did our show attract so much vitriol?

Ruby Tandoh: One of the finalists in the television baking show takes aim at the response of angry commentators on social media and in the press

Sun apologises over ‘inappropriate’ Madeleine McCann X Factor joke

Paper's editor writes to parents of missing girl after tweet from its official Twitter account about contestant Tamera Foster. By Mark Sweney

BBC’s futuristic plans raise some old questions

Peter Preston: Tony Hall's plans for the iPlayer and music access sound interesting, but not to Murdoch or newspapers unable to compete with his spending power. Only lawyers will be happy…

New York Times editor defends journalists over Snowden leaks

Jill Abramson says on BBC's Newsnight that Guardian articles on NSA files are 'very much in the public interest'