They’ve shaped the internet, but can designers save the newspaper?
Justin McGuirk: We can see design thinking at work in web phenomena such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, but the predicament of printed news remains an unsolved problem
US online advertising overtakes print
Digital ad spend in 2010 exceeds that for newspapers for the first time
Telegraph plans to charge for some digital content
Publisher understood to be examining online revenue models, but is not thought to be considering full Times-style paywall. By Mark Sweney
News Corp Kremlinology: what do the Times paywall numbers mean?
Cory Doctorow: The publisher has released some numbers for its paper's subscriber-only site – but they leave more questions than answers
Alan Rusbridger: Why Twitter matters for media organisations
In an extract from his Andrew Olle lecture, the Guardian editor-in-chief sets out 15 things Twitter does effectively
The Independent’s i lines up paid-for iPad application
Subscribers to i's iPad app, which launches on Friday, will be charged £1.79 for 10 issues of the daily and get five issues free. By Mark Sweney
Peeping Tom, pornography and the press
Peter Bradshaw: The film's depiction of pornography, as a flourishing adjunct to the 'respectable' worlds of cinema and newspapers, was what really shocked in 1960
Seven reasons why US newspapers remain in the doldrums
American media business analyst takes a close look at newspaper businesses and find few reasons to cheer
Investigative journalism ‘dying a death’
Sheffield Doc/Fest: Panorama and Dispatches documentary-maker says financial pressures are curtailing newspapers' and broadcasters' reporting. By Josh Halliday
Guardian updates iPhone app
New application will cost £2.99 for six months or £3.99 a year, while paper's mobile site has also been relaunched. By Mark Sweney
FT.com to accept PayPal
Paper's website to accept payment service as well as credit cards for digital subscriptions
Why paywalls don’t work – Archant chief
Regional newspaper executive explains how to raise funds without charging for online access
News of the World moves behind paywall
Relaunch of website means only the Sun remains free to access among News International's national newspaper titles. By Mark Sweney
Journalists as entrepreneurs? That’s fine, but not if they have to sell advertising
Ex-Birmingham Post editor Marc Reeves challenges the old editorial-advertising orthodoxy - but is he right?
Smartphones bring mixed blessings for newspapers
Orange report shows consumers are reading more content online but buying fewer print products. By Mark Sweney