Tom Toumazis named as Mecom chief
Endemol chief commercial officer expected to start in mid-August at the pan-European newspaper publisher. By Mark Sweney
Twitter’s wild west brings politicians into line
Dan Sabbagh: Amoral and unregulated technology is challenging English law's carefully developed rules for restraining the media
Sunday Herald editor defends picture of injunction row footballer
Richard Walker remains defiant but says Scottish paper will not name people who take out gagging orders every week. By Mark Sweney
Google ditches newspaper archive plan
Search giant to focus on helping publishers make money from the internet instead of digitising print titles. By Josh Halliday
Phone hacking: Sienna Miller accepts £100,000 from News of the World
Actor is first celebrity to settle claim since tabloid admitted hacking several public figures' voicemail messages. By Amelia Hill and James Robinson
Sun ‘worst for digital usability’
Red-top comes bottom in report looking at how user-friendly papers are on platforms including internet, iPad and iPhone. By Mark Sweney
Facebook paid PR firm to smear Google
Leaked emails reveal Burson-Marsteller attempted to get USA Today and other titles to write about Google's privacy policies. By Josh Halliday
Here is the news – online readers like to be surprised by what they read
People are not keen to customise websites that filter editorial input
Why integration can be a barrier to innovation in the digital world
Emily Bell: Although some integrated news rooms and sales forces are effective, progress is often quicker where digital is kept apart
Twitter revelations prove privacy law ‘could not work’, says PCC chair
'Technology is always ahead of the law,' insists press watchdog's Baroness Buscombe. By Mark Sweney
McLuhan’s canny advertising foresight
Roy Greenslade: Before the age of the internet, the Canadian philosopher predicted the reason for the demise of newspapers
Webby awards: Zach Galifianakis and FunnyOrDie lead winners
US site scoops nine awards including four for comedian's interview series, as Guardian wins two for online video. By Josh Halliday
ABCe: Mail Online returns to double-digit growth
DMGT network's daily average browsers rise 16.5% on February, as the Guardian's traffic improves by more than 10%. By Mark Sweney
Brooks launches News International review
Three-year internal 'changing the game' inquiry will consider new ways to compete with rival media
Vatican newspaper goes online – but readers will soon have to pay
Italian edition of L'Osservatore Romano will be available free until September, when a 'very low' charge will come in