Tabloid tales: poor Harry takes over from poor Jen
Modern fairy stories – as told by the Mail and the Mirror – have found a new hero, says Eva Wiseman. It's the story of a lonely ginger prince and his fight to find his princess…
The shocking thing about the Mail Online’s sidebar of shame
Andrew Brown: The Mail's website appropriates the holier-than-thou prurience of the defunct News of the World, but to what financial end?
Johnston Press’s Ashley Highfield rules out Times-style paywall
Chief executive says he is targeting digital ad revenue and outlines plan for paid-for iPad apps. By Mark Sweney
New York Times to halve amount of web articles that can be viewed for free
Paper's online users can now access only 10 free stories a month rather than 20. By Mark Sweney
Hugh Grant’s pooper injunction
Media Monkey: Star is desperate to find out who has been leaving dog mess on his
Trinity Mirror to launch paid-for tablet editions
Newspaper publisher to launch tablet editions of the Daily Mirror, Daily Record and key regional titles this summer. By Mark Sweney
Mark Thompson: BBC should consider pressures on newspapers
Director general says corporation must 'think carefully' about the size of its news operation, especially online. By John Plunkett
Gordon Ramsay sues publicist over claims he sold hacked email content
High court told that chef seeks damages for breach of privacy from former News of the World editor turned PR Phil Hall. By Josh Halliday
US newspaper publishers can’t find a digital business model
Survey finds that for every $1 earned in online revenue, $7 are lost in print
Rupert Murdoch confirms first Sun on Sunday sold 3.26m copies
Debut edition is biggest sale of a UK newspaper for four years, with media buying sources impressed at advertising performance. By Mark Sweney
Anyone heard of Dick Richards?
Pictures discovered of a Fleet Street showbiz writer with Hollywood friends
Mail Online close to 100m users
Associated Newspapers network remains world's most popular newspaper website with more than 99m monthly browsers. By Mark Sweney
Man convicted in conspiracy case also accused of hacking computer for NoW
Philip Campbell Smith, who allegedly hacked former army spy's computer for News of the World, convicted of conspiring to illegally access private information for profit
Newspaper websites suffer winter chill
All national papers see month-on-month traffic fall, except relaunched Independent.co.uk. By Mark Sweney
Do the London Film Critics’ Circle awards show Oscar extending his embrace?
Henry Barnes: Despite threats to the 'art of criticism', we still rely on film journalism's old guard to reward the movies the traditional ceremonies won't