Royal wedding app launched by Mirror
Stuart Dredge: Mirror: Wills & Kate a Royal Love Story for iPhone and iPad available on Apple's App Store for £1.19
ClosetGate – how US political reporter became a blogging sensation
Journalist who ended up in 'a room used for storage' explains how the story took off
INM chief issues ad revenue warning
Independent News & Media's Gavin O'Reilly plans to expand internet business as recessionary pressures depress ad market. By Lisa O'Carroll
Peter Lennon obituary
A Guardian journalist, he returned to his native Ireland to make the masterly film Rocky Road to Dublin
New York Times to charge for global website access from 28 March
Users in Canada have to pay monthly subscriptions from Thursday ahead of global rollout at end of March. By Mark Sweney
SXSW 2011: My Tabloid exposé
Paul MacInnes: The new documentary from US film-maker Errol Morris is more interested in British eccentricity than with its notorious subject
iCorrect: the website where celebrities are righting the wrongs
A new website, iCorrect, is offering celebrities the opportunity to put the record straight about the untruths that are printed about them in the media
Archant’s cost-cutting pays off
Regional publisher reports 157% increase in profits despite falling revenue
Trinity Mirror to launch paid-for web services
Trinity Mirror chief Sly Bailey outlines company's plans for apps as well as services such as web design, social media strategy and online PR. By Mark Sweney
Europe’s highest court to rule on Google privacy battle in Spain
Court to decide whether Spain's data protection authority has power to demand removal of newspaper articles from search engine. By Josh Halliday
Telegraph plans some digital content charges from September
Payment system described as 'very light touch', with a 'very generous allowance' before users forced to pay. By Mark Sweney
West Australian Newspapers to buy Seven Media Group
Deal allows group to become 'diverse and integrated national media business in one step'. By Mark Sweney
What effect has the internet had on journalism?
The web is a valuable tool, but old-fashioned journalistic practices can still be best, writes Aleks Krotoski
There’s a Sweet Smell of Success about The Social Network
Danny Leigh: The dark influence of Alexander Mackendrick's 1957 classic about the print media lives on in David Fincher's Facebook film
Don’t hold the front page for A Year Inside the New York Times
Damon Wise: Page One, Andrew Rossi's scattershot study of life at the 'Grey Lady', fails to break any colourful news at Sundance