Lulzsec hacker: ‘we still have Sun emails, stored in China’
Charles Arthur: Sabu, the erstwhile leader of the hacking crew, says he is effectively on the run as he gives interview to Reddit
Independent website to launch paywall for non-UK readers
Indy website will have New York Times-style limited access of 20 free articles a month before users are charged. By Mark Sweney
The readers’ editor on… the rights and wrongs of putting spoilers in reviews
Chris Elliott: Open door: Reviewers have to discuss the nature of a film, book or TV show. But how far should they go in keeping from readers vital plot points or the denouement of a work?
Simon Heffer on the Mail’s RightMinds and why he doesn’t vote Conservative
He says the rightwing opinion site he edits is the Mail's answer to the Guardian's Comment is Free. By Roy Greenslade
David Cameron plays the leader in front of Hugh Grant
Jonathan Jones: It is impossible to ignore the contrived appearance of the prime minister when you contrast him with the actor's earnestness
Hugh Grant: ‘I warned Osborne that it was a mistake hiring Andy Coulson’
The actor explains how he had heated words with the Chancellor when they met at a dinner party before the 2010 election
Amanda Knox mistake exposes the media’s guilty secret
Charlie Beckett: Too-hasty media declarations of Amanda Knox's guilt illustrate the dangers of the rush to be first online
Chris Blackhurst: ‘It’s relentless, but I’m having fun’
The Independent's new editor talks about his plans to give the paper more energy – and whether the title will back Labour or the Lib Dems ever again. By Dan Sabbagh
The future of reading: iPad, Kindle … and hardback
Peter Preston: It's not a surprise that ebooks are booming, nor that mass-market paperbacks are suffering. What's fascinating is how well hardback books are still selling, years after their death knell seemed to have been sounded
Italy’s bloggers to protest over ‘fascist’ right to reply bill
Proposal demands same rules as news websites, with fines of up to £10,000 for those who fail to comply within 48 hours
Andrew Rossi: ‘Twitter helps me see what’s going on’
Filmmaker Andrew Rossi finds Twitter great for keeping track of what his peers are thinking about
Page One shoots itself in the foot with its scattergun film-making
Danny Leigh: Andrew Rossi's New York Times documentary trips up in its haste to capture the drama as it unfolds – in the manner of the paper's nemesis, the internet
It’s not how she does it, but where that matters
Mail and Telegraph film critics curiously divided over Sarah Jessica Parker film
James Bond battle leaves magazine shaken but not stirred
007 Magazine gets complaint upheld that rival MI6 Confidential falsely claimed it is read in 37 countries. By Mark Sweney
Turkish hacker group diverts users away from high-profile websites
Charles Arthur: Sites affected included the Telegraph and Betfair, as unwary users put at risk of having passwords and other details stolen.