Tony Abbott calls razor-against-neck image for newspaper cover ‘awful stuff’

Prime minister calls on political opponents to refrain from any suggestion of physical violence

Rolf Harris: Mail and Sun blame Leveson inquiry for his ‘secret’ arrest

Roy Greenslade looks at the national newspaper coverage of the outcome of the entertainer's trial

Mobile advertising to overtake print

TV ad market also forecast to be overtaken by 2016 with UK mobile spend growing by 96% in 2014 to around £2.05bn. By Mark Sweney

BBC hosts conference to consider the state, and future, of local journalism

Society of Editors backs debate on news-gathering

Newspapers’ decline not due to the rise of the internet, says professor

Assumptions about the net subject to false premises, he writes

European newspapers search for ways to survive digital revolution

From paywalls to web-only brands, media across the continent are belatedly looking at ways to make money as print sales plummet

Internet users cannot be sued for browsing the web, ECJ rules

After a five-year case, the European court of justice has ruled that copies of web pages made in the course of browsing the internet do not infringe copyright law. By Alex Hern

Journalists face threats to press freedom across Europe

Index on Censorship maps the pressures on the media

Desmond’s digital drive pays off with a 17% rise in Express website traffic

Other national newspapers report significant drops with Metro's site the biggest faller. By Mark Sweney

Mail Online’s soaring revenues offset publisher’s print ad decline

Website's revenues up 45% to £28m in six months to end of March, as DMGT highlights reshaping of its media business. By Mark Sweney

10 things we learned from Deloitte’s latest report into UK media habits

Digital Divide report finds that more Brits are 'mass-geeks' who binge-view TV and pay for streaming music. By Stuart Dredge

Harvey Weinstein’s Cannes gala turns tricky for the Guardian

Our film critic comes face to face with a disgruntled movie mogul over Grace of Monaco and a trip to Jordan

David Miranda allowed to appeal against ruling on Heathrow detention

Partner of former Guardian reporter to challenge high court ruling on legality of his detention under counter-terrorism powers

World premiere for One Rogue Reporter, the movie exposé of tabloids

Rich Peppiatt turns his stage show into a film

British Library newsroom has 750m pages of newspapers and magazines

New facility to be opened this evening