New York Times editor defends journalists over Snowden leaks
Jill Abramson says on BBC's Newsnight that Guardian articles on NSA files are 'very much in the public interest'
Writing on the Wall: Social Media – The First 2000 Years by Tom Standage – review
Why mass media were an aberration in human history. By David Shariatmadari
Hugh Grant: press regulation talks are ‘betrayal’ of newspapers’ victims
Actor claims David Cameron has watered down Leveson recommendations beause he is 'terrified of press barons'. By Mark Sweney
What’s it like having Downton Abbey pin-up Dan Stevens play you in a film?
Ian Katz: The movie version of me in the The Fifth Estate is younger, cooler and more handsome. Just ask my wife
Johnston Press offers staff ‘enhanced’ terms to leave
Publisher announces new redundancy programme
Sun to launch mobile and tablet rival to Match of the Day
Matchday Show, which will offer Premier League highlights and analysis, will kick off four hours before the BBC programme. By Lisa O'Carroll
Gwyneth Paltrow says cheating’s fine – and other meaningless media myths
Holly Baxter: 'Gwyn' dishing out relationship truths after 10 years trapped in a house with a Coldplay singer is about as real as her own macrobiotic diet
Mirror’s online traffic soars in wake of Sun paywall
Trinity Mirror network's daily browsers up by nearly 20% to 1.7 million, as monthly figure rises above rival's last audit. By Mark Sweney
Obituaries. Full of ‘eccentricities’ and ‘devotion’. Time for a bit of honesty
Mona Chalabi: A true representation of human complexity is something to be respected in life. So why are the dead treated so differently?
Sun readers strongly support Page 3 topless models, says News UK boss
RTS Convention: Mike Darcey says men and women back the photos but their future is up to the paper's editor, David Dinsmore. By Mark Sweney
Johnston Press reports pre-tax loss of £248.7m in first half of 2013
Non-cash impairment charge of £194m to the value attached to its newspapers brings down book value of titles to £548m. By Mark Sweney
How to build tomorrow’s media company – an 11-point strategy
Roy Greenslade presents another extract from the updated second edition of the book about local journalism, What do we mean by local? It's by Jim Chisholm
Mark Kermode to become the Observer’s chief film critic
One of Britain's best known writers and broadcasters on cinema will replace Philip French when he retires next month
Take off the paywall blinkers and start thinking about online content
Roy Greenslade backs the arguments made by Trinity Mirror's digital director, David Higgerson