I finally won the New Yorker cartoon caption competition
Film critic Roger Ebert recounts a proud moment – beating the editorial censors and seeing his joke in print
ABCe: Mail Online returns to double-digit growth
DMGT network's daily average browsers rise 16.5% on February, as the Guardian's traffic improves by more than 10%. By Mark Sweney
Vatican newspaper goes online – but readers will soon have to pay
Italian edition of L'Osservatore Romano will be available free until September, when a 'very low' charge will come in
Keeping it local: regional theatre needs new media
Matthew Austin: With local listings magazines and newspapers in trouble, arts organisations across the UK must embrace the blogosphere
Royal wedding app launched by Mirror
Stuart Dredge: Mirror: Wills & Kate a Royal Love Story for iPhone and iPad available on Apple's App Store for £1.19
INM chief issues ad revenue warning
Independent News & Media's Gavin O'Reilly plans to expand internet business as recessionary pressures depress ad market. By Lisa O'Carroll
New York Times to charge for global website access from 28 March
Users in Canada have to pay monthly subscriptions from Thursday ahead of global rollout at end of March. By Mark Sweney
The Blizzard digital football magazine kicks off on ‘pay what you want’ basis
Journalists' collective follows Radiohead's financial model with low-key launch of 'in-depth' quarterly download. By Mark Sweney
iCorrect: the website where celebrities are righting the wrongs
A new website, iCorrect, is offering celebrities the opportunity to put the record straight about the untruths that are printed about them in the media
SXSW 2011: Jay Rosen on bloggers v journalists
New York University's professor of journalism hits out at on partisans on both sides who keep the feud alive. By Ian Katz
Condé Nast UK to invest more in iPad apps
Stuart Dredge: GQ to make tablet debut, while Wired goes monthly and Vogue gets more special editions
Haymarket gauging implications of Apple’s new iOS subscription rules
Stuart Dredge: Magazine publisher alive to the potential to market its magazines as cross-platform content
Trinity Mirror to launch paid-for web services
Trinity Mirror chief Sly Bailey outlines company's plans for apps as well as services such as web design, social media strategy and online PR. By Mark Sweney
Europe’s highest court to rule on Google privacy battle in Spain
Court to decide whether Spain's data protection authority has power to demand removal of newspaper articles from search engine. By Josh Halliday
Pearson on collision course with Apple over app terms
Announcing full-year results, chief executive warns Financial Times could go elsewhere if Apple refuses to give up customer information. By Mark Sweney