Mohammed Emwazi: hasty media assumptions damage debate
Media descriptions of the Isis fighter as being ‘middle class’ and ‘pampered’ show a complete failure to understand his background
Why print newspapers remain the dominant media power in Britain
Guest blogger Ed Amory sees a long future for ink-on-paper despite online’s hold
The readers’ editor on … when a joke in a comment thread goes beyond mere tastelessness
Open door: An anonymous reader posted on Times columnist Matt Ridley’s views on climate change a suggestion that no one would mourn if he were beheaded
The Weekly Beast: SMH v BuzzFeed, Nine’s ratings success and SBS troubles
All the week’s events in media news, including allegedly disrespectful visitors to Parliament House and Australia
Fifty Shades of Grey protests escalate
Domestic violence campaigners and religious groups are opposed to the BDSM-filled film, but it is anticipated to be one of the most successful releases of the year, with Imax screenings now planned
Beyoncé, cute kittens or relentless tragedy? Is good news really news at all?
As the industry ponders the number of gloomy stories, our relationship with news seems to be changing
Follow the money and you’ll find the future of news
Peter Preston: Emily Bell and James Harding are thinking challenging thoughts about the media. But the bottom line is still the bottom line
GCHQ captured emails of journalists from top international media
Snowden files reveal saved emails of NY Times, BBC, Guardian and more by agency which sees investigative journalists as ‘threat’ akin to terrorists
BuzzFeed hires Heidi Blake to head UK investigative journalism team
Sunday Times assistant editor won awards for Qatar World Cup bid scoop and was also involved in Telegraph’s Vince Cable ‘I’ve declared war on Murdoch’ sting
The 88 movies we’re most excited about in 2015
Think 2014 was a good year for film? Think again. This year is shaping up to be one of the classics. Here’s what’s on our radar
From YouTube to Facebook – will video be the one to watch in 2015?
It may be the era of the television mega-indie, commercial radio is ready for a BBC showdown – but print is still being pressed, say our experts
Belfast Telegraph editor quits to take over at the Brighton Argus
Mike Gilson appointed to his fifth daily newspaper editorship
220 journalists are now in prison across the world
Annual survey by the Committee to Protect Journalists shows China and Iran have most journalists in jail
Google ‘plays hardball’ in Spanish news row
Threat to shut down Google News in Spain over payment demand could be bargaining tactics by the search company
From Mary Berry to Xbox Studios, the big winners and losers of 2014
Boris Johnson and Nick Clegg helped LBC to go national, and BBC3 prepared to fall off the TV schedules