China stops Tibetan blogger receiving Prince Claus award

Poet Tsering Woeser says she is under house arrest in Beijing after police tell her not to attend ceremony at Dutch embassy

Google wins libel case over Blogger comments

Man took action after comments were written about him on the London Muslim section of Google's Blogger.com website. By John Plunket

Rupert Murdoch confirms first Sun on Sunday sold 3.26m copies

Debut edition is biggest sale of a UK newspaper for four years, with media buying sources impressed at advertising performance. By Mark Sweney

Pearson reports 72% rise in profits

Ebook revenue growth helps push Pearson to pre-tax profit of £1bn for 2011. By Mark Sweney

Mail Online close to 100m users

Associated Newspapers network remains world's most popular newspaper website with more than 99m monthly browsers. By Mark Sweney

Man convicted in conspiracy case also accused of hacking computer for NoW

Philip Campbell Smith, who allegedly hacked former army spy's computer for News of the World, convicted of conspiring to illegally access private information for profit

Interview: Tom Curley, Associated Press chief, on driving news faster

Stepping down after nine years, the AP boss talks battles with Google, getting paid for content, and the effects of phone hacking. By John Plunkett

For police blogger NightJack, it wasn’t a fair cop

He won an Orwell prize for his writing. But since being identified against his wishes as NightJack, detective constable Richard Horton hasn't penned another word

David Karp, founder of Tumblr, on realising his dream

The chief executive of one of the fastest-growing startups on the internet says he lied about his age and experience to woo clients. By Josh Halliday

Media Lens shows it doesn’t get the whole picture

Michael White: Nit-picking naive critics of the liberal media need to sharpen their focus

Newspaper websites suffer winter chill

All national papers see month-on-month traffic fall, except relaunched Independent.co.uk. By Mark Sweney

Do the London Film Critics’ Circle awards show Oscar extending his embrace?

Henry Barnes: Despite threats to the 'art of criticism', we still rely on film journalism's old guard to reward the movies the traditional ceremonies won't