Men’s Fitness publisher increases profits by 35% in 2012
Dennis Publishing grew group pre-tax profits from £4.1m to £5.5m, with chairman Felix Dennis taking home more than £10m. By Mark Sweney
Letters of Note: the website that revived the fine art of correspondence
Letter-writing might seem set for extinction, but millions have been flocking to a website to pore over the correspondence collected by Shaun Usher. He talks to Tim Lewis
Writing on the Wall: Social Media – The First 2000 Years by Tom Standage – review
Why mass media were an aberration in human history. By David Shariatmadari
Hugh Grant: press regulation talks are ‘betrayal’ of newspapers’ victims
Actor claims David Cameron has watered down Leveson recommendations beause he is 'terrified of press barons'. By Mark Sweney
What’s it like having Downton Abbey pin-up Dan Stevens play you in a film?
Ian Katz: The movie version of me in the The Fifth Estate is younger, cooler and more handsome. Just ask my wife
Is it ever OK to photograph strangers on a train?
Nell Frizzell: Tumblr accounts featuring secretly taken photos might seem amusing – but the subject may not see it that way
Sun to launch mobile and tablet rival to Match of the Day
Matchday Show, which will offer Premier League highlights and analysis, will kick off four hours before the BBC programme. By Lisa O'Carroll
Gwyneth Paltrow says cheating’s fine – and other meaningless media myths
Holly Baxter: 'Gwyn' dishing out relationship truths after 10 years trapped in a house with a Coldplay singer is about as real as her own macrobiotic diet
Anti-paparazzi bill backed by Halle Berry now California law
Measure designed to curtail threatening behaviour of photographers towards stars' children
Mirror’s online traffic soars in wake of Sun paywall
Trinity Mirror network's daily browsers up by nearly 20% to 1.7 million, as monthly figure rises above rival's last audit. By Mark Sweney
Sun readers strongly support Page 3 topless models, says News UK boss
RTS Convention: Mike Darcey says men and women back the photos but their future is up to the paper's editor, David Dinsmore. By Mark Sweney
Has Twitter killed the media star?
Development research communicators once depended on traditional media in order to engage policymakers. Not anymore, says James Georgalakis
Esquire to launch weekly tablet edition
Launch of Esquire Weekly on 5 September aims to appeal to younger generation of readers who grew up on digital content. By Mark Sweney
Former News UK boss Annelies van den Belt joins DC Thomson
Former head of Sup, the Russian online publisher, to head Thomson's digital division Brightsolid. By Mark Sweney