Social media are testing the legal boundaries of free speech
Open door: Law on hate speech shaped itself in response to physical confrontations. But now we also live in cyberspace
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis settle legal dispute with Mail Online
Hollywood couple reach ‘satisfactory resolution’ over publication of images taken of their baby daughter during outing
Brian Aldiss obituary
One of Britain’s most accomplished and versatile writers who was best known for his works of science fiction
Experts sound alarm over news websites’ fake news twins
Kremlin supporters suspected to be behind fraudulent articles designed to look like they came from Le Soir and the Guardian
Journalists to use ‘immune system’ software against fake news
Full Fact software backed by George Soros and Pierre Omidyar fact-checks statements in parliament and news media in real time
Clancy Sigal obituary
US journalist, novelist and political activist blacklisted in Hollywood during the 1950s who fled to London, where he became a darling of the left
Press Association wins Google grant to run news service written by computers
News agency gets €706,000 to use AI for creation of up to 30,000 local stories a month in partnership with Urbs Media
Barry Norman: ‘His enthusiasm and love for film always shone through’
The face of the BBC’s Film programme for almost three decades was an accessible, unpretentious surveyor of cinema
Rebel Wilson has landed a blow on the relentlessly aggressive media
The actor’s defamation win is not a victory against Australia’s tall poppy syndrome, but a turning of the tables on the media culture towering over us
Mail Online story about alleged cause of Grenfell fire prompts around 1,300 complaints
Press watchdog will assess complaints about article focusing on man whose faulty fridge allegedly started west London blaze
Top film lists are fun – let’s just hope they keep making movies
The New York Times’s list of the 25 best quality films may get people thinking less about TV but there are glaring omissions of releases more than 20 years old
Farewell Walt Mossberg, the scourge of Silicon Valley
His pioneering journalism held the industry to the same standards as other manufacturing sectors
How we integrated off-platform at the Guardian
Publishing to platforms other than your website is sometimes necessary but can be scary. Discover how we adapted our editorial and analytics tools to better understand our audience and the potential of new publishing platforms.
Ransomware attack hero condemns ‘super-invasive’ tabloids
Marcus Hutchins says he will have to move house after newspaper identified him and published his full address
Are men ‘nicking’ the Today limelight, or is something else afoot?
Speculation is rife about Radio 4 presenter Nick Robinson’s ‘uncollegiate’ behaviour. But tongues will always wag – as the chancellor ought to be aware