Trinity Mirror boss: regionals should move into PR

paidContent:UK: Neil Benson makes controversial suggestions to Society of Editors conference on how publishers can boost income. By Robert Andrews

BBC encroaching on local media, says regional newspaper editor

Hull Daily Mail editor accuses BBC director of news of failing to strike resource-sharing partnerships. By Chris Tryhorn

My media

The former PCC chair Sir Christopher Meyer shares his media choices

‘Jeremy Clarkson is columnist most consumers would pay for online’

Survey finds three-quarters of web users who would consider paying for digital content would pay only 10p or less per article. By Mark Sweney

Murdoch’s plan for web pay walls ‘raises questions of anti-trust law’

Talks with other publishers to introduce charging on news websites will undoubtedly attract the attention of competition authorities, warns UK expert

Advertisers unsatisifed by newspaper sites’ sales efforts, study reveals

Newspaper websites are not popular among advertisers due to lack of focus on digital advertising, reveals IPA's Online Media Owners' survey

Kate Winslet accepts £25,000 libel damages from Daily Mail

Oscar-winning star 'delighted' at apology over false claim that she lied about her exercise regime

National papers ‘need to convert less than 5% of web audience to pay model’

Balderton Capital partner Dharmash Mistry says newspapers should adopt mixed online charging strategies. By Mark Sweney

As sales fall, newspapers must find a way to measure multimedia readership

Mercedes Bunz: Advertisers may be swayed with new figures as more readers head online and use devices such as the iPhone and Kindle

Embracing social media boosts traffic on news sites

The BBC and other websites can learn lessons from Huffington Post's success in linking with Facebook. By Mercedes Bunz

Daily Mail column on Stephen Gately death provokes record complaints

Daily Mail forced to withdraw advertising from part of its web site after extraordinary internet campaign

Guardian triumphs at Games Media Awards

At the packed Games Media Awards ceremony in Camden's Jongleurs club lastnight, The Guardian won best newspaper games coverage for the third yearrunning. We beat The Sun, the Telegraph, The Mirror, the Daily Star Sunday and the Independent to the hard-won gong, although Gamesblog lost out in the specialist blogging category to news site, VG247.com. I carried around the hefty Perspex award for most of the night until Technology production editor Stuart O'Connor successfully wrestled it from my grasp