Mecom sets out three-year digital targets as profits fall 28%
David Montgomery's European newspaper group says it cannot continue sole reliance on print revenues. By Mark Sweney
Facebook calls on ex-detective to name social networking site
Source of Daily Mail story refuses to divulge 'well-known social network' where he posed as girl of 14 and received sexual approaches from men. By Charles Arthur
Facebook defends safety policy
Social networking site resists calls for 'panic button' as it considers legal action against Daily Mail over false claims in story. By Mark Sweney
Trust should review BBC mobile apps, says newspaper body
NPA argues that plan to launch news and sport applications could damage corporation's commercial rivals. By Mark Sweney
Sly Bailey: Trinity Mirror doesn’t believe in paywalls
Publisher's chief executive says consumers will choose to use free news sites, but it is possible to charge for some content. By Mark Sweney
Help. Is there anyone out there?
Victoria Coren:They took away my telephone and internet. Now I worry that I have lost my memory
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie sue the News of the World
Claim of separation 'false as well as intrusive', say lawyers, as Pitt and Jolie begin action in London high court. By Stephen Brook
Media Monkey’s Diary
Read Monkey's diary from the Monday section
Mind your language
David Marsh: The editor of the Guardian style guide… in praise of subeditors
Italian minister bites back after Guardian critic slates the McItaly
Blog by Matthew Fort calling burger 'devilish' prompts angry response from Luca Zaia to 'Stalinist' food writer
A good job for media?
Less than a week old, it has generated reams of copy and already changed the way Amazon deals with book publishers. Guardian writers consider what the iPad means for different sectors of the media industry
Palms, Kindles, Nooks, iPads – none are as cool as Gutenberg’s gadget
Simon Jenkins: For 20 years I have been trying e-books and e-newspapers – but print on paper has outlasted every obituarist
Hunt: we’ll do all we can to stop ITV news replacement pilots
Shadow culture secretary says Tories will take legal action to get rid of independently funded news consortiums if elected. By Mark Sweney
Trinity Mirror’s Sly Bailey lays into council ‘mini Pravdas’
Trinity Mirror chief executive says council papers 'should be stopped' while Guardian's Alan Rusbridger calls for hybrid future. By Jane Martinson