LulzSec: We won’t publish News International emails

Hacking group claims to have 4GB of emails taken from an alleged hack on servers at the Sun, but won't make them public for fear of jeopardising ongoing legal actions. By James Ball and Charles Arthur

‘News has to be subsidised, cheap and free’ – Clay Shirky

Roy Greenslade reports on a challenging essay about the future of news by a leading US media academic

LulzSec claims to have News International emails

Member of hacking group LulzSec says it will make public 4GB of emails it claims were taken from attack on servers at the Sun. By Charles Arthur

David Cameron widens inquiry on media regulation to include the BBC

PM also wants takeover rulings taken out of politicians' hands and Ofcom given power to act at earlier stage

LulzSec hack: News International removes remote access

Rupert Murdoch's company takes webmail systems offline and resets passwords in the aftermath of Sun website hack. By Charles Arthur

How LulzSec hacked the Sun’s website

Charles Arthur: Weakness in disregarded server was used to gain access to News International systems and then redirect traffic to fake web page, and then to LulzSec's Twitter feed

Michael Caine hopes Sky doesn’t fall in

Media Monkey: Cars 2 star hopes phone-hacking scandal does not lead to end of Sky television

The Sun dismisses Jude Law’s alleged phone-hacking claim as ‘mischief’

News International says it will 'defend vigorously' against attempt to link the paper with phone-hacking issue

The phone-hacking scandal must not be used to rein in the press

Cory Doctorow: Any assault on the press will affect all internet users who concern themselves with the world around them

Hugh Grant and Steve Coogan join war on red tops

Actors deny sour grapes as they join forces with other stars to lead charge against News International

Hugh Grant and the unlikely cast of characters in the phone-hacking crisis

Some unexpected figures have taken centre stage, from the Four Weddings actor to the News of the World's political editor

Hugh Grant’s best role yet – scourge of News International

Peter Bradshaw: The Hacked Off campaign has brought out a new authority in the actor, as he fearlessly calls Rupert Murdoch to account

Why I set about hitting the News of the World where it hurts – its advertising

Melissa Harrison: The Twitter campaign has struck a chord with the phenomenal number of people sickened by reports of the NoW's behaviour

News of the World: Ford leads major companies in pulling advertising

Following revelations over Milly Dowler phone hacking, npower, Halifax, T-Mobile and Orange announce that they will review their advertising options

Npower reviews News of the World advertising amid phone-hacking row

News International newspaper faces angry backlash amid growing campaign for advertising and reader boycott