How should older celebrities answer questions on trans rights? They probably shouldn’t

The current vogue for encouraging well-known people to say things in print that cause a stir on social media calls for a how-not-to guide. Plus: don’t tell me tracksuits are fashionable

Can newspapers do anything to stop the advertising exodus?

Print is losing out to television, adblocking is on the rise and newspapers are struggling to prove their worth to ad business

Memo to the BBC: keep the broadcasting, cut the net

Local papers whinge about the BBC, and the BBC about the over-75 squeeze on licence fees. Clipping the corporation’s digital wings would be a neat solution

‘Not irresponsible’ to show horror trailer before One Direction video, says ASA

Watchdog clears Paranormal Activity ad after viewer claimed it should not run on Daily Mail website before child-friendly content

Are publishers getting it wrong over the labelling of sponsored content?

Conventional wisdom on how to disclose that native advertising is advertising is at odds with new academic research

Daily Mail denies trying to force Matrix director to come out as trans woman

Lilly Wachowski said she decided to go public after after journalists ‘threatened public outing against my will’

Adblocking has an ‘unsavoury’ business model, says Trinity Mirror chief

Guardian Media Group chief also voices concern about networks blocking ads, a week after culture secretary described it as a ‘modern-day protection racket’

Adblocking: what are your reasons for blocking ads online?

Web users turn to adblockers to speed up page load times, but the software is criticised for robbing publishers of vital revenue. If you block ads online, we’d like you to tell us why

Adblocking is a ‘modern-day protection racket’, says culture secretary

John Whittingdale offers support to the newspaper and music industries and others hit by the software, adding he will set up a round table on the issue

New Day editor Alison Phillips: ‘We threw out all previous thinking’

Britain’s new daily has no leading articles, no website, and columnists but no columns: can it drag readers back to print?

Trinity Mirror regionals boost web traffic by nearly a quarter

Liverpool Echo soared by more than 30% and Manchester Evening News and Wales Online gained more than 20% in the second half of 2015

Sun website traffic up by more than 25%

News UK site soars in January after December dip, as most other national newspaper websites make double-digit gains

Novel on ‘swashbuckling’ tabloid journalist to become a film

Andrew Croker’s Three in a Bed – whose backers include Rupert Murdoch’s daughter Elisabeth – is set in the wake of the phone hacking scandal

Make a honk for rare geese

Climate change is helping many species of wildlife, but not the Greenland white-fronted goose. If the 21 left in Wales look troubled, there’s good reason

Independent aims to keep stars and boost quality in digital shift

Parent company will push for big name journalists to keep writing for the digital operation, which has global ambitions