Times paywall goes up tomorrow

TheTimes.co.uk and SundayTimes.co.uk will move to pay-only access with an introductory offer of £1 for 30 days. By Mark Sweney

Online to outstrip papers in ad revenue

The internet is poised to overtake newspapers as the second-largest US advertising medium by revenue behind television, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers' Global Entertainment and Media Outlook for 2010 to 2014

The Sun drops World Cup sweepstake as bloggers cry foul

Football blogs protest after paper allegedly failed to obtain permission to include them in promotion. By Mark Sweney

Telegraph to fold Euston Project into Victoria HQ

Digital unit was brainchild of former editor-in-chief Will Lewis and led to dispute with chief executive Murdoch MacLennan. By Mark Sweney

ABCes: Mail breaks 40m monthly unique users and keeps daily lead

Guardian.co.uk remains in second place, with 1.8m average daily browsers to Mail's 2.3m, with Telegraph.co.uk in third. By Mark Sweney

Times and Sunday Times unveil new-look websites

As paywall looms, daily paper's website to feature fewer, more focused stories, while Sunday title offers 'magazine look and feel'. By Mark Sweney

Murdoch paywalls break ‘basic rules of marketing’, says Future’s Stevie Spring

Magazine company chief executive wishes pay experiment well, but builds own digital revenue on other assumptions. By Mark Sweney

Two of Will Lewis’s key executives leave Telegraph Media Group

Chris Lloyd and Rhidian Wynn Davies follow editor-in-chief out of the door. By Mark Sweney

Good to meet you … Roger Wesson

A former Times reader tells how the Guardian's iPhone app spurred him to try the paper version – and now he's hooked

Simon Waldman to join LoveFilm

Guardian Media Group digital strategy chief to become group product director for DVD rental subscription service. By Steve Busfield

Media consumption on the increase

KPMG, which commissioned YouGov to examine the media consumption among 1,000 people found that those aged between 16 and 24 are more likely to pay for online content

Apple’s iPad may give media executives a chance to make money

New tablet device goes on sale this week. By Richard Wray

The Times online? That will cost you £1

Murdoch's most prestigious UK titles are first to charge for access as industry suffers advertising crisis

Rupert Murdoch’s pathetic paywall

Jeff Jarvis: So Murdoch has decided to milk his dying cash cow dry, one pound at a time, and leave the future to the rest of us. Poor guy

Montgomery: Mecom’s digital growth will come from ads, not paywalls

Target of 35% a year increase in digital revenues achievable, says chief executive, despite 12% decline last year. By Mark Sweney