Hackers attack News International servers
Attack on publisher apparently in retaliation for Sun coverage of LulzSec hacking coverage. By Charles Arthur
Media Monkey’s Diary
Read Monkey's diary from the Monday section
James Bond producer accepts libel payout from Mail titles
Papers to pay damages after false claims that Barbara Broccoli misused public funds through film-making charity. By Jason Deans
Open door: The authentication of anonymous bloggers
Chris Elliott: The readers' editor on... the facts and faces behind anonymous blogs
Guardian iPhone app attracts more than 400,000 downloads
Latest figures also reveal newspaper's mobile website accounts for more than 10% of total digital traffic. By Mark Sweney
A gay girl in Damascus – or a cynical hoax?
Credibility of Syria's lesbian blogger thrown into doubt by fake pictures and evasive, secretive behaviour
Andrew Breitbart and the unwilling suspension of disbelief
Dan Gillmor: Despite Anthony Weiner's denials, Breitbart was vindicated on the lewd photo story. But does that make him a trusted source?
Northcliffe Media relaunches websites
New head of DMGT's regional newspaper operation, Steve Auckland, boosts social media elements and ad packages. By Mark Sweney
Paper accused of being council propaganda sheet and censoring MP
Has the Fulham Chronicle become a mouthpiece for local authority?
News of the World’s apology to Sienna Miller: extract
Statement read out in the high court by Michael Silverleaf QC, acting for NoW publisher News Group Newspapers
Phone hacking: News of the World apologises to Sienna Miller
Paper offers 'sincere apologies' in high court for intercepting voicemail messages intended for actor. By James Robinson
Open door: Why the term ‘child porn’ should not be used
Chris Elliott: The readers' editor on... sensitivity in discussing images of child abuse
Mozambique’s free newspaper becomes a tool for social transformation
Richard M Kavuma: @Verdade's goal is to 'feed the brain' of people who barely manage to 'feed the stomach', proving information as a tool for development
July 14 1936: Silent Genius: Chaplin in Modern Times
Manchester Guardian on the new Chaplin film: Chaplin proves again what the whole world already acknowledges - that he is the greatest artist of the silent screen
16 November 1929: Film review of Potemkin
Everybody has heard of this film. Few people in England have seen it, and when it came on the screen last Sunday the audience found they were watching the most famous of all Soviet films