Editor George Osborne should beware of boring his readers with Tory battles
Londoners don’t pick up the Evening Standard to read about politics, especially since its new boss has resigned as an MP
Rock’s the new jazz and vinyl’s so-called revival: what I’ve learned as Guardian music editor
I’m leaving the Guardian after 11 great years covering music – years during which a great deal has changed in the way music is created and sold
Jimmy Breslin obituary
Journalist, author and columnist famed for his Runyonesque tales from the streets of New York
Guardian pulls ads from Google after they were placed next to extremist material
Ads for membership scheme were inadvertently placed by Google next to extremist material
Sienna Miller: ‘I feel relatively immune to bitchy criticism now’
The British actor set out to emulate Meryl Streep but ended up being portrayed as the next Kate Moss. Now with the tabloid assaults behind her, she talks ambition, Leveson and The Lost City of Z
Newsies: a powerful and surprising call to arms in the age of Trump
The filmed staging of the hit Broadway musical comes thrillingly close to replicating the live show – and its message is more relevant than ever
‘We always look for reliability’: why Wikipedia’s editors cut out the Daily Mail
Katherine Maher, head of the Wikimedia Foundation, on accuracy and operating in a world of ‘fake news’
Wikipedia bans Daily Mail as ‘unreliable’ source
Online encyclopaedia editors rule out publisher as a reference citing ‘reputation for poor fact checking and sensationalism’
UK media chiefs called in by minister for talks on fake news
Matt Hancock’s move follows week in which Donald Trump attacked CNN as ‘fake news’ for reporting on dossier on his Russia links
A newspaper love story that’s perfect for a movie script
Are the producers of La La Land watching? Here’s how romance blossomed between a jilted bride and a journalist 10 years on from their first meeting
Hacked Off punches above its weight, but it will not – and should not – win
Group campaigning for the implementation of section 40 has forced newspaper owners and editors to bring out their big guns in order to crush its advance
Debate double: can we trust our media and is press freedom threatened?
London Press Club to stage panel discussions about the coverage of Donald Trump and Brexit plus the threat posed by section 40
Good on you Meryl Streep in your new role as press freedom champion
‘We need a principled press to hold power to account,’ she says, while debunking Donald Trump for his anti-newspaper stance and mockery of a disabled reporter
Tim Wu: ‘The internet is like the classic story of the party that went sour’
In his sobering new book, the influential tech thinker charts the history of the attention industry, namely enterprises that harvest our attention to sell to advertisers
Guardian ranked second most secure online news site
The listing, produced by the Freedom of the Press Foundation, was topped by the US site The Intercept